July 31 Days of Blogging Post Recap / Index

I thought it’d be handy to make a bullet list of the 31 posts from July.
In case you wanna dip into something specific.

Day 31 - Stolen Moments grabbing tiny pockets of time for your creativity.
Day 30 - A Tiny Visitor
Day 29 - Prairie Skies / A sequence of golden hour photos.
Day 28 - Wedding vine in the morning light.
Day 27 - the tiny cupboard in evening light.
Day 26 - styling tips & a quick couple of Lightroom tips
Day 25 - surprisingly beautiful leftover roses
Day 24 - 3 Questions My Answers & a Quick Squarespace Blog Layout Tip
Day 23 - 3 Questions for You / Come Share
Day 22 - Ask Good Questions, Find Good Answers
Day 21 - Making Friends with Creativity Part Two
Day 20 - Making Friends with Creativity Part One
Day 19 - A New-to-Me Cupboard
Day 18 - Farewell peonies. 'til next year
Day 17 - wise words to consider
Day 16 - the reading glasses of my dreams and a few more beautiful things.
Day 15 - how I extended the life and possibilities of my peonies.
Day 14 - filling the frame with peonies and the MenuBarX APP part 2.
Day 13 - a new series ‘on the Hangen rack'.
Day 12 - a ‘new’ favourite camera accessory.
Day 11 - a moody edit Lightroom tutorial
Day 10: My TV confessions, extra moody edits, my Amazon resource shop.
Day 9: The seemingly insignificant
Day 8: My fav chair and inspiring Instagram accounts.
Day 7: Faded peonies, macros and moody edits.
Day 6: Camera Tutorial. Using touch shutter for a sharper image, exposure tips, Lr edits and the peonies continue.
Day 5: Editing with profiles in Lightroom Classic tutorial.
Day 4 - Sunday routine, my motion blur camera settings, a slow Sunday film & a Lr photo editing recipe.
Day 3 - Check this Instagram setting for improved video uploads.
Day 2 - You May Need This Mac APP. (seriously)
Day 1 - Call me crazy. My very loose 31 day blogging ‘plan’.

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