DIY: Tick repellent collar with EM ceramics.
A natural way to keep your dogs flea and tick-free all summer? That sounds almost too good to be true. And I have to admit that that was exactly my first thought when I found out about EM ceramics. It sounded a bit fluffy and...
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One week ago, I couldn't imagine sitting here at my computer, writing a new blog post while Ravasz is sleeping at my feet. Many thoughts rushed through my head in dispear as Ravasz seemed sick on Wednesday morning. He didn't want to eat, didn't want...
This is how I find (new) photography locations.
If you're anything like me, you probably don't want to photograph that same background over and over again, but rather create a vibrant mix of colors and textures and have fun along the way. To create variety, there are 2 main factors. First of all,...
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Yesterday, on the real Tuesday, I had planned a quiet evening writing this weekly blog. I made some tea, got the computer,...
5 Tips to photograph your dog in the city.
I love the outdoors, being surrounded by nature and the curious sounds of the wild. Both icy lakes or streaming rivers will get me out exploring. But once in a while, we head to the city to get our dose of urban inspiration and socialisation...
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Drip, drip, drip. From small lakes to mini-streams, the thick layer of snow transforms into a liquid form which you can hear everywhere. The former snowflakes are on their way back to the melting lakes and the high clouds that slowly fly by. The earth...
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First of all: Happy Easter! Here in Sweden, they don't have adventurous Easter bells as we know them in Belgium and the Netherlands. You know, just before Easter, they take off and fly to Rome to return with delicious chocolate Easter eggs. But not the Swedish...
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The warmer sun of an early spring brought us good news: the last blood test of Ravasz was much better than the previous one. This doesn't mean that he's cured, he never will get better, but it means that increasing his medication is working and...