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The new seven pages interview is up, check out the interview!  Another inspirational offering by Jessyel in collaboration with Peter Baker.  check it out : )

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If you haven't already, do go and check out the Seven Pages Interview featuring Miles Storey from Mute.  You can view it via the PDF or go directly to Seven Pages presents Miles Storey.  Beautifully inspriational!

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The new interview is here, the new interview is here : )  That be right - go check out the new Seven Pages Interview featuring Matt O'Sullivan of The Narrative.  Jessyel does a class act interview of an inspiring photographer.  Well what are you waiting for ... go .. now : )

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It's grey, it's cloudy and it's raining here in Edmonton and snowing I hear in other parts of the province.  These are days when I have a hard time finding inspiration and so I thought I would throw out some ideas and solicite some of your ways of dealing with rainy grey days of photographic staleness.

I did go out one day and photograph the rain which turned out to be a crazy adventure but great fun.

Rainy Day Geekery

But what else can one do.  I invite you to check out Fish Bowl over at Jyoseph.com (apparently he is an abphotobloggers lurker and I fully support that so definitely check him out if you haven't all ready!).  Besides being a lurker, he does some cool indoor staged shots, beautiful really.  He has build a very cheap, very cool light box which is why I linked Fish Bowl - he has a photo on one of the smaller photos which you can click on to make larger as well as well as a description on materials used.  As an aside, Jyoseph is a really cool guy and super easy to talk to and if you had questions for him, I know for a fact that he would be more than willing to help you out.

Any other ideas out there for rainy day photography?  Please put in your ideas!

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