Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
I want to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
The picture above is shot in Copenhagen, Denmark, two days ago. It should remind us that it is good to have expectation and to look into the future. If not every day, then at least about Christmas time.
This greeting comes with a special thanks to the readers, the users and the viewers of this blog. It started in December 2007 and set off many other things e.g. a couple of more specialized blogs some years later. Maybe you have already visited Berlin Black and White or Phenomenology and Photography. Both these blogs springs from Barebones Communication, and should be viewed as parts of the same project: The Barebones Project.
It also set off a Facebook group that is doing extremely well. Go have a look at On Every Street if you are on Facebook. It is about street photography. That group is part of the same project too.
Barebones Communication have long since taken on its own life. Even if it has not been updated for a while it has about 50 to 100+ visitors every day all year around. I just rounded 88,000 visits. That is very, very good for a specialized blog.
I don’t know exactly who the users are, but I have an idea that many come from different sectors of education. It is not long ago since I had a thanks from a user who calls himself Rei. He referred to the section on connotations. He said: “Love it. Got 8.5 on 10 because of this
.” This blog seems to make a difference for people.
Could it be better? I don’t think so. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
THANKS.
By the way: There are big plans for this blog. I will tell you about them in 2012. Just keep looking in the window.
December 13, 2011 - Posted by Knut Skjaerven | barebones communication | On Every Street, street photography
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Hi My name is Mary Edwards and I’m a doctoral student at the University of Florida studying educational technology. My cohort of doctoral students is creating resources pages using google groups and I’m designing a page about phenomenology and the phenomenological approach to research. I really like your venn representation of phenomenology and request permission to add it to my page (image attached as a bitmap for your reference). Our google group site is limited to Ed Tech doc students and requires an administratively distributed password. Thanks for your consideration. Mary Mary Edwards, MLISbarebones’ Venn diagram
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What a great find, I am a Communications student in Manchester UK, will pass you on.. Comment by okathleen | January 13, 2009.I’m glad I found your blog.
Excellent site, keep up the good work. I read a lot of blogs on a daily basis and for the most part, people lack substance but, I just wanted to make a quick comment to say I’m glad I found your blog. Thanks,
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