Jul
22
Thank you so much for your comments and support on my last post! I promise that the changes to the blog will come soon, and that I’ll keep up posting again. Right now, I’m at summer school, and life has been much to busy. Basically we’re doing a course in only three weeks, that normally takes much longer.
For the next couple of weeks when I’m still in summer school I’m going to give myself the freedom to not feel bad when I haven’t blogged in a while. Who knows, maybe that will make me want to blog more?
Jul
07
Photo by Brian W. Ferry
I have some big news! Have you noticed that my url has changed? If you are subscribing, you don’t need to do anything, but please change your bookmarks, girls! As from today, you are now part of a huge project called the Freedom Experiment. The reasons behind this move are many, but the best part is that at the same day as changing my URL, I have accepted an offer to study photography at Kingston University in south London. Yes, you heard me, I am putting my law studies on hold to study photography! Isn’t it wonderful? This is my big freedom experiment! I just couldn’t keep it a secret any longer now that it is happening! Since I’m currently in London for summer school and life is hectic at the moment, I will explain all the changes to my blog later. Don’t worry, I will still provide great inspirational posts, just a little different, that’s all!
Jul
05
So far I really love London! I went to the Columbia Road Flower Market today, and it was awesome. I have to go back next sunday too! So many wonderful shops and flowers!
I haven’t yet sorted out the internet in my room, so I have to apologize for not replying to your comments on my previous posts. I’ll catch up as soon as I get the internet thing sorted out! (I’m addicted to being online, help!) Also, I’m really excited, because my classes start tomorrow. I will have more time to blog as soon as everything starts! So much information in the beginning!
Jul
04
All photos take my be in Rome 2010
“If you don’t know where you’re going, any road will take you there.”
-Cheshire Cat, Alice in Wonderland
ps. For those who are wondering about how I’m getting along with the the Olympus PEN: All the photos from above is taken with the PEN and we are getting along fine. I don’t really think the auto settings are as good as my canon camera, but if you know how to deal with white balance and iso settings, you should be fine! What I love about it is that it is light and small. You can take it everywhere! I do think it takes a lot better pictures than a regular point and shoot. My favorite is the 17mm lens (1:2.8) but I really wish they will make a 25mm one (equivalent to a regular 50mm lens) with 1:1.4. So sum it up: If you are looking for a great light camera to take everywhere that takes better photos than a point and shoot; it is great. If you are a photographer (or want to be one) and you are looking for a DSLR, go for a regular one. Or, like me, get both! ;)
Jul
01
Do you haven any exciting travel plans this summer? I’m going to spend the summer in London where I’ll be attending the LSE Summer School. I leave tomorrow! While I’m there, I’ll continue to give you exciting, inspiring and interesting posts as often as I can.
Do you dream of travelling, but haven’t yet? Read my first (ever) guest post over at Steve Scott Site:
Realize your Travel Dreams – How to Afford it
ps. the Rome photos will be posted as soon as I a) get a roll of film developed and b) find my old or buy a new camera to pc cable… ;)
