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Live life. love life. capture life. Omar Khayyam once wrote; be happy for this moment. This moment is your life. A mantra I love and live by. What better way to cherish all of life's moments than by capturing them in time through the art of photography. Create a free website.

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Conversations With My Mother. May You Never Be Uncovered.

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Kate O’Rourke / Digital Designer / Toronto

Hi, I’m Kate O'Rourke a digital product designer based in London, UK. I use design to bring clarity to complex problems and create solutions that put people first.

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Photographs by Kate O'Rourke (aka Auntie Cake). Sunday, July 5, 2015. That's how many images were posted on this blog since last August. They represent the catalogue of Kate's artistic digital photographs. I hope in the future, at some point, to do a further sorting of these images, but for now this blog is the sorting. Michael Bryson, July 2015. Saturday, June 27, 2015. Cards 2011 #6 - The End. Wednesday, June 24, 2015. Saturday, June 20, 2015. Wednesday, June 17, 2015. Tuesday, June 16, 2015. This site...

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On the fourth of december. Rev Philip Sarkar on the fourth of december. Mundane but not boring. Living in a watercolor. Today marks 9 months of Boston living. My world is a fading landscape of reds and oranges and yellows. My children are tired of me telling then to look at this tree! I will never tire of it. But here we are feeling the change of seasons pull us indoors after a season spent outside. So on we go. November 1, 2017. 15 months to the day have passed since I was here last. A year ago today wa...

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Kate Orton: Glassmaker

My approach to creating jewellery begins with observing natural structures, in particular the anatomy and growth patterns of plants. The nature of flameworking means that the subtle variations found in nature can be worked through quickly to build up an encyclopaedia of forms. I take great delight in the character of a form and its variations, and the different responses to materials and textures that occur when we wear jewellery.