Photo Legend Series
Restarting my Photo Legend Series
This article was originally posted on my HEY World account.
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Why Iām Publishing Under the Numeric Citizen Nom de Plume?
Someone once asked me: āwhy are you calling yourself ānumeric citizenā online?ā I was caught off-guard because this name was chosen instinctively, without much thought. When I came back to blogging in 2018, after a few years of hiatus, I wanted to use a pseudonym that would endure time, be
Why I Love Taking Photos of Abandoned Places
This article was previously published on my HEY World account.
Photo Legend #26 - Children Art
I always liked children's drawings. They give us, adults, a view of how kids see the world. Itās fascinating how they draw human bodies. As they get older, instinctively they learn to refine their art, leaving behind some form of visual fantasies, which I think is a
photography
Bye Bye Universe
Nearly a year ago, I introduced my Numeric Citizen Visual Space, a website made with Universe, a website creation application running on iPhone, iPad and macOS. This space never really took off, never attracted traffic, probably because of the lack of a social network dimension to it. In retrospect,
Experimentation
The End of My HEY World Experiment
No time to waste here. This post will be the last one on HEY World. After giving it a few thoughts, today, I decided to move my Friday Notes & Photo Legend Series to Substack. Why, you might ask? It is all about control, flexibility and discoverability. HEY World is
Friday Notes Series
Friday Notes #23 ā I Didnāt See That Friday Was Coming
Wow, itās Friday morning, 6:17 AM. Not only the Friday Notes writing is not complete, it isnāt started! I find myself without a subject to write about. Usually, such subject starts to emerge at the beginning of the week, Sunday or Monday. Then, each day, I diligently
Photo Legend #25 - āDarkness Falls Across the Landā
(Micheal Jacksonās Thriller playing in the background here). This photo was taken last summer during a long stay in a country house that we rented for two months. That day, when the sun was slowly sunsetting, fog slowly started to crawl and created this wonderful scene. At that time,
Technology
Seeing Death From a Distance, Through FaceTime Calls
Technology can play unexpected roles in our lives. This is my experience of depending on FaceTime to see my father quit this world.
Friday Notes Series
Friday Notes #22 ā Slow Writing
Itās been a slow week for writing and posting content online. I was busy on other things, and my inspiration is not always a constant flow. It follows a line of ups and downs. I donāt panic or feel bad when itās down. I take it as
Friday Notes Series
Friday Notes #21 ā Some Parts of ME
Recently found on https://alanralph.co.uk/13253-2/: "Take your personal website, for example. Your writing might not appeal to others. People might find it irrelevant or even dislike your style or your message, especially if you are writing about something new and unconventional. But if itās important
Newsletter
Numeric Citizen Introspection Newsletter #9
This is my introspection summary on my numeric life for April of 2021