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blog (text and images only) posts

Introducing the York Biscuit

Posted on Thursday 7 July 2011 by cherylcolan

Most of the students within our Study Abroad program are in Paris right now. Two students, my mother being one of them, chose not to go to Paris, and it was my duty to stay behind and lead them on … Continue reading →

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Sad ice cream incident

Posted on Wednesday 6 July 2011 by cherylcolan

Walking around Nottingham this 3rd July, I noticed someone had dropped and then abandoned this ice cream cone and thought it would make an interesting context for a street photo. I didn’t get it straight, but I didn’t try a … Continue reading →

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Deadline

Posted on Thursday 30 June 2011 by cherylcolan

@DailyShoot – #ds592 – What’s the first thing you think of when you hear the word “deadline”? #ds106 This is actually the second thing I thought of, July first, my imminent departure for the United Kingdom, and all the things … Continue reading →

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DS106 Radio Bumper, Students

Posted on Wednesday 29 June 2011 by cherylcolan

I made a #ds106 radio bumper, my first (already have an idea for the second)!

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I kind of cheated, because most of the audio was recorded and mixed by a professional at a real studio back in 2001 (backstory … Continue reading →

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My Exquisite Corpse

Posted on Tuesday 28 June 2011 by cherylcolan

This is an exquisite corpse made up of different images representing important parts of my life over the last several years. It represents my development over about the last four years. Among other things, I started growing my own food, … Continue reading →

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