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Emma Chapman | June 5

Funnel cake is an essential when it comes to theme parks or county fairs IMO. I love it! Traditionally, it’s made by […]

Darren Rowse | June 5

The post Patience and Photography appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Darren Rowse. […]

Sime | June 3

The post How the iPhone Saved Photography (Not Killed It) appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored […]

Emma Chapman | June 2

A traditional chalupa is fried masa dough shaped like a little boat topped with simply salsa, cheese and shredded […]

Emma Chapman | May 28

Flan has other names including crème caramel or simply custard. This flan recipe is a version of Spanish flan or […]

Andrew Thomas | May 27

The post Drone Photography: Tips for Stunning Aerial Images appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was […]

Emma Chapman | May 26

Al Pastor means ‘herdsman style’ and traditionally refers to pork that is slow cooked on a spit or vertical […]

Elsie Larson | May 25

Hello friends. I don’t know about you, but it’s our first official week of Summer break over here. Our kids are so […]

Emma Chapman | May 22

I am on a quest this year to learn to make many of our favorite take out meals at home and this Kung Pao Chicken recipe […]

John McIntire | May 21

The post 10 Tips for Beautiful Black and White Headshots appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored […]

A Little Blog of Books | May 20

Dream Count by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie tells the interconnected stories of four Nigerian women who live in the United […]

Emma Chapman | May 19

This fried rice recipe is one of the very best clean-out-the-refrigerator meals as you can customize it SO many ways. […]

Suzi Pratt | May 18

The post Tethered Photography: A Step-By-Step Guide appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by […]

Kevin Landwer-Johan | May 16

The post Front Light Photography: A Complete Guide appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by […]

Emma Chapman | May 14

This homemade waffle recipe is the ultimate breakfast. Slightly crispy on the outside with a soft, fluffy interior and […]

Darlene Hildebrandt | May 14

The post What Do the Numbers on Your Camera Lens Mean? appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by […]

Jaymes Dempsey | May 13

The post 5 Essential Macro Photography Rules (and When to Break Them) appeared first on Digital Photography School. It […]

Emma Chapman | May 12

I love a savory breakfast and this easy breakfast burrito recipe hits the spot! Crispy potatoes, soft scrambled eggs […]

Elsie Larson | May 9

I’m so excited to share this Aviation cocktail recipe with you today. This bright purple classic cocktail is made […]

Sime | May 8

The post Weekly Wrap Up! appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Sime. What did you do with […]

Darren Rowse | May 8

The post Photographing Children – Composition appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Darren […]

A Little Blog of Books | April 16

Bookish by Lucy Mangan does what every great bibliomemoir should do: it reminded me of lots of books I would like to […]

A Little Blog of Books | March 23

Show Don’t Tell by Curtis Sittenfeld is a collection of 12 short stories by the author of American Wife, Rodham and […]

Jennie | March 6

There are many ways to monetize your online presence, including ads on your website, paid posts on social media, or via […]

A Little Blog of Books | February 21

The Watermark by Sam Mills is a truly wacky and audacious piece of metafiction which tells the story of celebrated […]

A Little Blog of Books | January 12

Despite my ever-growing TBR list, I’m always looking ahead at new books due to be published soon, even if I won’t […]

A Little Blog of Books | January 5

It’s that time of year again… here are my favourite books I read in 2024. I usually read more non-fiction these […]

A Little Blog of Books | January 4

It is inevitable that You Don’t Have to Be Mad to Work Here by Dr Benji Waterhouse will be compared to This Is Going […]

A Little Blog of Books | December 21

Impossible City by Simon Kuper is an expat’s view of Parisian society in the 21st century and how it has changed over […]

A Little Blog of Books | November 26

Lives of the Wives by Carmela Ciuraru outlines the tempestuous relationships and careers of five literary couples: […]

A Little Blog of Books | October 27

Ruskin Park by Rory Cellan-Jones is the former BBC journalist’s memoir about how his parents met in the 1950s. His […]

A Little Blog of Books | September 25

My Good Bright Wolf by Sarah Moss is a memoir about the author’s eating disorder which developed during her childhood […]

A Little Blog of Books | August 21

The Bee Sting by Paul Murray was shortlisted for the Booker Prize last year and is even more impressive than his second […]

A Little Blog of Books | August 2

The Booker Prize longlist was announced on Tuesday. The 13 titles are: Wild Houses by Colin Barrett Headshot by Rita […]

A Little Blog of Books | July 28

The longlist for this year’s Booker Prize is due to be announced on Tuesday 30th July. I’ve had mixed results over […]

A Little Blog of Books | July 27

Doppelganger: A Trip into the Mirror World by Naomi Klein won the first Women’s Prize for Non Fiction last month. I […]

A Little Blog of Books | June 15

Knife by Salman Rushdie recounts how the world-famous author survived an attempted murder at a literary event in New […]

A Little Blog of Books | May 15

Pandora’s Box by Peter Biskind is about how the golden age of prestige television drama series in the early 2000s has […]

A Little Blog of Books | April 20

A Tomb With a View by Peter Ross is a fascinating book about graveyards in Britain and Ireland and the stories of some […]

A Little Blog of Books | March 19

A Life of One’s Own by Joanna Biggs is a blend of literary criticism and mini biographies of eight female authors and […]

A Little Blog of Books | February 16

Wellness by Nathan Hill is set in the 1990s when Jack and Elizabeth meet as college students amid a vibrant art scene […]

A Little Blog of Books | January 13

        My list of books to read continues to expand and there are lots to look forward to in 2024. All publication […]

A Little Blog of Books | January 12

        One of the stand-out novels I read in 2023 was Romantic Comedy by Curtis Sittenfeld which is a fun and […]

A Little Blog of Books | January 11

I often seek out the books which receive rare positive reviews in Private Eye magazine and Wasteland by Oliver […]

Jennie | November 20

Maximize your email efforts by tracking these metrics and making adjustments as needed. With the growing number of […]

A Little Blog of Books | November 17

The Running Grave by Robert Galbraith is the seventh outing for Cormoran Strike and Robin Ellacott’s private […]

A Little Blog of Books | November 15

Nine Pints by Rose George is a non-fiction about “the mysterious, miraculous world of blood”. The title refers to […]

Jennie | October 31

Email was invented in 1971, and since then, it has completely changed how we communicate with people we know and those […]

Jennie | October 30

Imagine sending emails to your list that offer value, increase engagement, and strengthen brand awareness at regular […]

Jennie | October 27

How to tell if you’ve outgrown your current provider. When it comes to email marketing, the time-tested age-old […]

Jennie | October 5

Have a little fun this holiday season with millions of free stock images and GIFs to add to your emails. Adding fun […]

Jennie | October 5

You know by now that email marketing is an incredibly powerful tool for staying connected and engaging with your […]

Jennie | September 21

7 actions to take today to convert your audience and grow your email list. Social media and podcasts are incredible […]

Jennie | August 31

The holiday season seems to creep up faster and faster as each year passes. And because of this, it’s never too soon […]

Phil Hollows | August 30

Bad actors can try to try to steal your login credentials here at FeedBlitz by faking a “your account has been […]

Jennie | January 19

A new plan to help you define, refine, and maximize subscriber engagement and audience targeting for stellar results. […]

on October 27

I read a very powerful chapter of “Flow” yesterday, which included the following quote: “The foremost reason […]

Jennie | August 5

You can create the best email in the world, but it won’t matter if it doesn’t make it to your subscriber. And […]

on March 30

How To Use Journaling to Realign in the Beginning of a New Cycle. Tell me more about the Moon cycles. In the last few […]

Jennie | March 21

Every email you send and every update that goes live is an opportunity — and that includes the opportunity to […]