‘Good Morning’ – Embry, Pas De Calais, France
I’m a musician. I’m definitely not a photographer, but taking pics helps me unwind, plus it feeds all sorts of creativity. All today’s shots have a French connection. I hope you enjoy;
‘Goodnight’ – Domfront, Normandy, France
‘Goodbye’ – Charleville, The Ardennes, France
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‘Zoolon Hub’ is the name of my business. I am a songwriter and sound artist from the UK going by the name of George Blamey-Steeden. For what it’s worth, I have a First-Class BA (Hons) in Creative Music Technology and decided to put the skills I picked up studying, plus those I taught myself to good use by running my own company. That way, I keep hold of the reins of my own creativity.
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And you take great pictures dear.❤️
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For not being a photographer, these photographs are wonderful. Excellent compositions and tonal qualities in the first and last photo that set the mood of each photo.
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That’s a great thing to say, especially as you are a photographer. I have a Go-Pro but mainly use my phone. Being colourblind I guess I’ll always be a bit hit and miss, but taking a pic mainly helps me compose melody – it sets a mood in my head. Thanks again for that ~ George
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You know George, I was writing some prose, I had looked at your pictures… (they are really good!) I clicked on your music and just let it play as I wrote. The emotion that comes from your music is outstanding. I’ve listened before but I so enjoyed just being present with your songs. May I share your post? ~Kim
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Thanks. I’m not just saying it, I genuinely like what you just wrote. If my music had that effect then it’s hard to tell you how much that means to me. Please share and thanks again ~ George
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Ok! I am going to do an introduction piece on you on my main blog. (I have two. You’ll be on my main blog, and shared to my second as well.) It will be posted Tuesday, the 5th! Thank you for allowing me to share your inspirational story, George!!
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Thank you for doing so ~ George
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Absolutely my pleasure!
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Actually, I’d like to do a little introduction piece for you, if you wouldn’t mind? Just who you are, your music and your book. Would that be OK? ~Kim
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Please do. Sunday is already looking better. All I need is The Arsenal to win now ~ George
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Great! The Arsenal – win, win!!!
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Nice shots…definitely. Always great music.
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Thanks for that ~ George
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Great photos! Your talent is widespread.
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You re a damned good photographer.
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Thanks, Shey ~ George
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Excellent photos.
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Thanks ~ George
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You’ve changed the look of your blog? I really like it, and I apologise if I hadn’t noticed in a while!
These photos are fantastic! But it makes sense, considering how creative you are!
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Thanks. I’ve only just changed the website. I’m not quite finished yet. I enjoy taking pics. Most never make the ‘cut’ though! Thanks again ~ George
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I especially like the fireworks and the lonesome picnic table. Your unique vision composes awesome photos, George.
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Thanks. The picnic table was well used in that garden in France. It was a massive garden with a ghost ~ George
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Wow, stunning photographs ♥♥👍
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Thanks ~ Zoolon aka George
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I guess I can call you George for now on? As well as a wizard of a mind for composing it must be said you also have a great photographic eye.
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Thanks, Chris ~ George
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Great pics. Those fireworks one are awesome and that picnic table one has an old world charm of its own.
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Thanks, Lady Yasmin ~ George
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You are welcome, George .
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Love the b/w composition, especially with the taped pictures. They make a unique connection from…a bridge? to a railing? Something about them being taped together, and what’s on the pages, they feel like they’re something more…
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Thanks. I like things that fit together – like lyrics; like photos ~ George
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