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3 comments:
Oh, the answer to that is easy Dido - you are a photographer with a zoom, looking either out on the world or in on it.
I've just been catching up on your fabulous blog. I love all of your photos and can see how beautiful Edinburgh really is. My stepbrother goes to Edinburgh University on sabbatical frequently - and my niece was born there. I've always wanted to visit but I might have to wait a few years - sadly.
Anyway, keep up the good work, it's great.
It's always interesting to watch other people, and thanks to your photo I'm able to watch them too. :)
Because you can! If you want to push yourself a bit, try joining the 100 Strangers project that I'm doing at the moment.
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