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This is the 4,000th posting on this WordPress blog, Becoming Is Superior Being — Image by kenne
After two years of blogging on Yahoo’s now defunct, Yahoo 360, I began blogging on WordPress.com April 2008. This posting marks number 4,000.
“The photographer is always trying to colonize new experiences or find new ways to look at familiar subjects — to fight against boredom. For boredom is just the reverse side of fascination: both depend on being outside rather than inside a situation, and one leads to the other. ‘The Chinese have a theory that you pass through boredom into fascination,’ Arbus noted.” (Diane Arbus)
— from On Photography by Susan Sontag
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The following gallery contains
a representative review
of the many photos contained
in the 519 postings in 2012,
which had over 46,000 views.
What an enjoyable year of
photographing nature and sharing them —
the best example I know of
“Becoming is Superior to Being.”
HAPPY NEW YEAR, 2013!
kenne
(Click on any of the thumbnails to see larger views in a slideshow.)
Tom Markey
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“This One Is On Me!” Image by Joy
I’ve had the domain, kenneturner.com for several years now. The domain name was the URL for my photography website. Since establishing the website I now have a Flickr account and have become an active blogger. Each provide formats for my photos, so I’m now using kenneturner.com as the primary URL for this blog, “Becoming Is Superior To Being.” The old URL, kenneturner.wordpress.com will still direct you to my blog.
kenne
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As an important touch, you can stay logged in to multiple services. This means you can stay logged in to Facebook for convenience, but still leave a comment through Twitter or your WordPress.com account. Just click whichever identity you’d like to use, and the selected one will be associated with your comment when it is published. You’re in control of your identity, as you should be.
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This is the 4,000th posting on this WordPress blog, Becoming Is Superior Being — Image by kenne
Becoming is Superior to Being 
Did you know that visitors to Becoming is Superior To Being can use their Facebook or Twitter account to leave comments? This saves you a few steps and gives you control over which identity you use. It’s a win for everyone.
As an important touch, you can stay logged in to multiple services. This means you can stay logged in to Facebook for convenience, but still leave a comment through Twitter or your WordPress.com account. Just click whichever identity you’d like to use, and the selected one will be associated with your comment when it is published. You’re in control of your identity, as you should be.
Also, you can subscribe to this blog by clicking on the Email Subscription in the left column.
kenne
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