Friday 16 October 2015

It's the thought that counts!

Every month local residents receive a free booklet about our town, mostly adverts, but always with a contribution from a member of our Camera Club. This month it was my turn - but sadly they missed my name out ! Never mind, it was nice to see the pics in print!

12 comments:

  1. Oh, Julia, congratulations! This is such a beautiful layout of your beautiful works!! I love all of them!

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  2. Congratulations, Julia!
    Truly well-deserved, and it looks wonderful.

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  3. Congratulations on getting published, Julia - and maybe with the next issue they'll put it right and publish your name! Credit where credit's due! Thank you for your encouraging comment - I am feeling very upbeat now it's all over, and the final phase is definitely RECOVERY!! I am so looking forward to getting my life back. It's been a long haul since mid-Jan. when all this started!

    Shoshi

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  4. Your photos are so lovely....you definitely deserve recognition! As Shoshi said....lets hope they put that right in the next issue :-)

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  5. My warmest congratulations Julia for your lovely pictures published in your local newspaper booklet... I recognize some of the pictures I saw on your Flickr gallery... I'm sure you've already received a lot of warm comments from your co-photographers!

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  6. Very fun, congratulations. It's always fun to see pictures in print. I hope they give you credit in the next publication, maybe with a few more pictures!

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  7. Thanks for your lovely comment and your kind words! I don't feel particularly inspirational! I'm hoping to have a bit more energy in the coming days so I can do a bit more on the creative front but at the moment I have other priorities, like sorting out the kitchen!

    Shoshi

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  8. these pictures are beautiful! congratulations, they look so good and all in print, excellent!

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  9. Lovely pic to get published but a credit would be nice, too. Love the conversation with your grand dog!

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  10. Thanks for another lovely comment, Julia - I am so aware of the pacing issue, having dealt with this for 8 years now with my M.E. but I'm not very good at it!! I thought I had it licked with the M.E. but the cancer and chemo seem to have thrown me back into novice mode as far as pacing is concerned! The hardest bit is stopping to rest BEFORE you feel tired!

    Shoshi

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  11. Thinking of you and missing your lovely photos.

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