This is interesting. The Eyes of Laura. Will read more later. Blog, surveillance, videos, narrative, yeah, interesting.
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bas
Its really interesting! Got me hooked. There’s something mystical about the perception, which makes it fun to look and read. Nice link! Thnx
LiL
Thanks for this. It’s gorgeous.
(Just one thing: I can’t find the trackback URLs anywhere and I meant to put in a trackback to this post… Or have you turned off trackbacking because of the spammage?)
Jill
I’ve just forgotten to turn ON the trackbacks! But I think if you click the title of a post, you get its individual archive page, and if you like to that it should make a trackback.
I’ll put something more convenient in there, thoguh.