15th October
Originally uploaded by Sue Rogers.
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This blog is a photo-diary of 2007, created by Sue Rogers and David Hughes, both graphic designers, and Mike Reed, copywriter. We're all in the UK, based in various parts of South London and Surrey.
Since March, we've also been enjoying occasional exotic contributions from Clare Goff, who's shaming us all by doing VSO work in Cambodia. And in May, fellow graphic designer Piers Rutterford joined in too.
As well as the blog, you can see a slideshow of all our shots (except Clare's), albeit without the explanatory remarks that sometimes make sense of them.
Monday 15 October 2007
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- Sue, David, Piers
- Bloody students
- Knackered
- Greetings from Fresco's
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- The walk to work
- Whisky moment
- 16.30(ish) GMT
- The tree
- Morning moon
- Spilt tea crisis
- Roots manoeuvre
- This photodiary is taking over my life
- Further bunnyage for Sue
- Whiter than white
- So glad I don't do this every day any more
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- Sunset matchstick tree
- Wired
- 6am
- Ashley and Diane
- Getting chillier
- The magic of Disney
- Going, going, gone
- Dog walks into a bar
- Alien communications
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- Especially for Sue
- Sunset through the blinds
- Autumn evening
- Don't know
- Autumn leaves
- My phlebologist has a sense of humour
- Sounds smelly
- Dullwich
- Oscar, Tom and Harvey
- Autumn leaves
- The new quarters were a little cramped
- You missed a bit
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- Another sunset
- Hyde Park
- The Bentsbrook Witch Project
- More space
- Pick pockets
- Just me and the ducks
- Tea for two-many
- Downstairs at Thanks for Franks
- Seal watching
- Something's up
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- 12 and 13
- These are a few of my favourite things
- Hundreds and thousands
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3 comments:
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Boom, Boom.
what's a phlebologist? what happened to you?
Someone who sticks needles into veins and draws blood. He was covered in tatoos which was both reassuring and disconcerting. Not sure this is the place to be discussing personal health matters but I'm still alive and all is well - thanks for your concern! I'll email you the gory details later.
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