I’m a wordpress blogger uploading a daily post. I wouldn’t do so, if I had no readers: other bloggers. I’m happy, that my readers are global: coming from 146 different countries (visit the flag stats at About FrizzText). The photographer Gabriela Herman created a project featuring blogger portraits – it’s a wonderful new supra-national network of global communication: leaving local cultural boxes!
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title=”Catching up on e-mail…” – photo by Ed Yourdon, click on the picture to enter his galleries on Flickr [sent to my group BLOG IT!]
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title=”Explorers of Light – photo by Nathañ Richards, click on the picture to enter his galleries on Flickr [sent to my group BLOG IT!]
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photo by frizztext, click on the picture, to enter my galleries on flickr
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photo by frizztext, female blogger in Venice, using a hotel’s strong wireless lan signal outside on the street
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title=”One of the rare non-Apple laptops seen in an otherwise cool park full of cool people” – photo also by Ed Yourdon (like the first one above); could it be Sarah Jessica Parker?
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myself, trying to blog wireless also, but there was no signal connection …
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related:
http://www.photographyblogger.net/bloggers-portrait-photography-by-gabriela-herman/
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http://gabrielaherman.com/bloggers
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http://10mh.net/2013/03/21/a_desk_of_ones_own/
websites: 1 - my daily wordpress blog "flickrcomments" , 2 - photo pool at frizztext, 3 - flickr group BLOG IT!, 4 - photography news, 5 - twitter etc.
Sometimes I cannot get a signal INSIDE the Hotel much less out!
You’re funny. No signal.
I remember those days. Pecking away. Who would have thought it would all come to this. Wireless! Blogging! Love it! (And love the little VW camper.)
I enjoy being part of the blogging community. Nice pics of bloggers.
You’re going to wait a long time for something to happen there – even with the incredible powers of your mighty brain!
thank you! me (aged 68), with an electric cable line in hands (found in the basement) asked my daughter, what to do. She asked her husband – and so on; now you can read me. Isn’t it great? Imagine all the great authors in the past centuries (with the incredible powers of their mighty brains) had the same chance: the world would be better (or not?)
That would make a great cartoon. I get the feeling we would never have had such great literature as that done with simple writing tools – Nabokov may have spent all his time on Twitter – imagine how that would sound!
maybe we would not win, but loose – all those talents would waste their time, not create thick books, operas, large paintings – always waiting for the next chat …
You gave me a good chuckle tonight!
I enjoy all the photos particularly the last one…
I enjoy the blogging sphere…
Yep, I love the photo of you with the vintage typewriter and also like the non-apple girl, good for her being more individual!
I love that photo of yours! It’s perfect! [your wireless works very well!!!]
Great post and pictures. I love the way we can all share from our own little corners of the world.
Actually I love (and write also) on papers with pencil (that never changes) but as you can see I am typing… in this amazing blogging world. How much I love your photograph, talks about you, I am so happy to be in this amazing world. Thank you, you are one of amazing writers who I read and enjoy. Have a nice day, love, nia
hi Nia,
wonderful long bench in your
Ceneviz Kafe (Genoese Cafe)
http://photographyofnia.com/2013/02/12/12-feb-galata-tower-and-istanbul/
in Istanbul!
P.S.:
my hairdresser comes from Istanbul,
always telling wonderful stories
from his birth-town …
How nice… Thank you dear Frizz, love, nia
Haha… Love that last picture, so funny. Apparently that wireless technology already exists long time back…
Amazing WP, people are sharing and connected without geographic boundary! Enjoy reading your daily post and appreciate your “like” clicks and comments. Thank you, Frizz!
How silly that they forgot to include wifi with your version! z
Ha ha! your blue tooth isn’t working
Thanks for the laugh!
I like your wireless portrait! There is a signal from your mind to your fingertips and then to the typewriter.
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