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Below is a long blog post about 10-year-old T.A.’s experience at the camp, written by his mother: On July 7th we dropped off our son, T.A., for Camp Challenge’s first day of summer programming in Mt. Vernon. He was so excited to see old friends and make new ones! Our first two days were filled with fun activities like arts & crafts, swimming, field games and much more. The third night as I tucked him into bed he said “Mommy this has been such an amazing weekend”. As you can imagine that made me feel very good inside (and also let out a few happy tears). It felt great knowing how well they have taken care of my child all while giving them experiences to be proud of… Below is a long blog post about 19th century art and the artists that are represented in the collection. I have been working on this for many years, but it has just recently found its way into publication form! If you would like to read more then please click here: http://artuk.org/discover/curations/the-bournemouth-collection?page=2#anchor Below is a long blog post about 2019. I’ve been thinking of writing this for some time, and finally decided to write it now that the year has ended. I didn’t set any specific goals at the beginning of last year because I was working full-time as an engineer in California (the best job I ever had), so I knew there wasn’t much room for improvement anyway :). Still, I did have some general aspirations: Keep learning new things on my own terms Don’t waste too many hours playing video games or watching TV Continue to be happy with what little income we make from our online projects This turned out to be another successful year, but not without its challenges! Here are the highlights: We continued making money through affiliate marketing while traveling around Europe with our daughter. We made over $8K for the first half of the year by promoting products like ClickFunnels. In June, we moved back home to New Jersey after living abroad since January 2017. It took us almost two years to find someone willing to rent our house in Spain, which felt really good even though most people said it would never work. In fact, one couple even told me they wanted to buy my house when it went up for sale. As soon as we got settled into our rental here in NJ, I started looking for ways to earn more passive income via real estate investments such as Airbnb and VRBO/HomeAway (which aren’t actually passive per se since you still need to manage them yourself) - both strategies were very profitable until late summer once rates dropped significantly due mainly due Covid concerns among guests who weren’t comfortable staying indoors during their trips anymore; however these losses were offset somewhat thanks again mostly just being able sell off those assets before prices fell further downwards later this fall/winter season thus preventing huge capital gains tax bills coming next April/May respectively At least initially anyway :) . My wife and I spent four months living near Barcelona, where she worked remotely for her company and I ran our businesses while taking care of our baby girl. 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So far they cover landscape, portraiture and street/documentary genres all based upon my experiences both in terms of making images and running workshops over many years. My first one takes place next weekend in Wigan, Lancashire where I will give an illustrated talk entitled ‘The Art of Street Photography‘. This is aimed not just at photographers who shoot street scenes but anyone interested in how to capture moments within urban environments whether it’s on the streets themselves, inside shops or cafes etc or even backstage at gigs or sporting events. As usual there will be plenty of examples shown alongside discussion points regarding composition techniques, lighting and using environmental elements along with tips and tricks for getting the most out of your camera equipment. Places are limited due to venue size so if you think you might like to attend don’t leave things until the last minute! See below for details and ticket information: Master Class 3 : The art of Street Photograhy – Lecture / Workshop Friday March 8th, 7pm doors open for drinks and chat, lecture starts promptly at 8pm £6 entry includes refreshments + free admission to our gallery exhibition “A Matter Of Light” (open until midnight). Tickets available online via PayPal link below. Please bring printed copy of receipt for admittance or alternatively contact us directly and we shall email tickets direct. For those unable to join us for Friday evening’s talk I will be giving a second presentation during Saturday morning. For this session we turn our attention away from cityscapes and documentary style pictures onto portraying individuals. Although much focus tends to go Below is a long blog post about 2017 in review. I’m not sure if I should be happy or sad, but 2017 was the first year where I worked for myself full time and still made less money than when working as an employee! It wasn’t all bad though because I got to work on some great projects (including this site) and met many amazing people along the way; however it did mean that my personal life took more of a back seat which was unfortunate. So without further ado let me take you through what happened last year….. As always there are plenty of projects that didn’t make their way onto the front page so here they are: A simple WordPress theme for The National Gallery of Ireland based around their new website redesign - the gallery needed something quick while they were waiting for their CMS system to go live, I thought it would only take one weekend and finished it within two days instead! They weren’t quite ready yet so unfortunately we couldn’t launch together, hopefully soon though :) Another WordPress themed designed for a small charity called “Bikes4Kids” who provide bicycles to kids living in poverty areas across Europe - I helped them out with several design tweaks after speaking directly with both the designer and client involved in order to bring everything closer into line. We launched alongside the kickstarter campaign for B4kidz bike shop which has now reached over £35,000 in funding - you can see my previous project page here. For a bit of fun I created a simple website for Kanye West’s latest album “The Life Of Pablo”, check it out at www.thepablo.com/index.html - a friend had asked me earlier this year why no-one else had done anything similar and seeing how easy he said it could be I decided to have a crack at it! Not too sure how well received it actually was online although I found the whole experience very interesting and enjoyed watching people interact with each others content ;) I also wrote a few articles including a couple regarding security vulnerabilities affecting major websites such as Tumblr & Flickr plus another highlighting a bug inside Yahoo’s Mailbox application allowing anyone to send emails using your email address and password combination - these posts generated significant interest from various media sources including ZDNet UK and BBC Technology News amongst others! Above all else I really enjoy writing even though sometimes it takes longer than expected due to other commitments coming up during peak periods. Now let us move on to look ahead towards future events… As mentioned previously I am hoping to get started with the next version of my own blogging platform at some point later this month before then shifting focus toward finishing off projects already underway - namely designing templates specifically tailored towards mobile devices given everyone seems obsessed