I am really enjoying October’s benevolent cataloging of squares; a month of kindred spirits kindling their imagination and sharing kindly comments. Remember kinda anything goes this month as long as your photograph is square in shape. If you want help though with your titles in the second half of the month here are some ideas you may wish to consider;

  • Something of the kind (similar to something or even a carbon copy)
  • Our imagination kindled (inspire us!)
  • Of its kind (a unique object or an example of something such as a flower or bird)
  • Two of a Kind (or one, or three or multiple!)
  • Kindred spirits (kindness in action or photographs of people)
  • Take kindly to (something you like)

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      1. Maybe it’s just as well. It might have been asking to come home with you and then in no time it would have been eating you out of house and home!

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    1. How bizarre – as you will see on the laptop I am definitely seeing today’s. Sending hugs to see off the WP gremlins, clearly attracted by your toadstool!

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      1. The app on this tablet has had the bug through at least three updates. It started displaying the wrong photos some time ago.

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      3. If we ever get the Wi-Fi back I’m going to start investigating other platforms. I don’t like blogger either as there’s no interaction with followers but frustratingly it’s free and a lot less buggy than WordPress.

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      6. I use it for my festival website, and Debbie yesterday mentioned she knows quite a few photographers who use it. I must admit I still prefer WP despite the quirks and bugs, however I know others adore SquareSpace

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      7. It just seems that the level of quirks and bugs is increasing and with no regular internet connection it’s a constant battle to get anything done.

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