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I am still trying to figure out what I am going to shoot this weekend and when I am going to shoot it. Maybe RMNP again? Maybe the Poudre Canyon? I thought about another trip to the Butterfly Pavilion but Sarah has church play practice so I can’t go in the morning when the light would be best. Or maybe nothing at all. I guess I should entertain the possibility of not taking any pictures.
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The structure and nature of short stories haven’t really changed in the digital age, as far as I can tell. They’re still told the same way mostly, same perspectives, in roughly the same amount of time ( around 3-7000 words). E-zines are for the most part straight forward adaptations of the print magazine format, to [...]
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12-18-2008
It’s supposed to be cold. Not just Colorado cold, Minnesota cold. Not to discourage you, of course. (Hmm, what objects can you gather indoors that would make possible stock photos…) Have you been to the CSU Environmental Learning Center (or something like that). I’ve only been there once, and I got to it by trail. It’s at the eastern end of Drake, but you can get to it from Prospect–there’s a parking lot at the end of Sharp Point Drive. It has some cool art in public places. That runs into the same dilemma you had with the statue in Lee Martinez Park, but there’s also trails I didn’t go on that cross back and forth over the river there. It looked to me like an interesting place to explore, though I haven’t made it back yet.
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