This is just a quick update, that my blog’s web address is changing to: http://joannasfoto.com/blog/
Please, update your links and visit me at new location!
New blog is really continuation of this one. Even they look similar and the only thing is the location has changed.
The time has came, where I think I need functionality of self-hosted blog, rather than free and sometimes limiting version.
Thank you for your support, for all nice comments left so far- I hope for many more to come!
Any time you may have question about my blog, or my work- please, send me an email (joannasphotography[at!]gmail.com)
Joanna
Categories: photography
Tagged: announcement, blog, new address

Card with envelope
I think I should have put that in my Etsy shop banner!
I know that many people send just an e-card, that very often gets lost in the recipient mailbox. How do I know that- because I receive those too and unfortunately see them only when I receive them. And I like to hold on to words sent to me by friends and family. Those are almost like photographs to me- they contain very important memories for me, I like to look back at them, read them and remember that person who had sent it to me.
This is main reason, why I have introduced new product to my Etsy store: photo greeting cards.
They are blank inside, but can be customized, of course.
Printed on very nice, smooth in texture, 100% cotton archival paper.
I have to admit, I myself was really surprised how well those photographs look on this paper!!!
Please, visit my store and check out Cards section to see more- I am trying to add some new almost every day!

Blue Like Sky- photo card
Categories: etsy
Tagged: etsy, fine art, joanna's photography, photo cards, photography
Today I just wanted to share my experience with some nice web tools, that make my life on Etsy easier.
I have heard about Etsy Hacks few times before I tried it. I am sort of skeptical with some of additions to my browser. I think it comes from the fact, that I am afraid one day I will have so much add on’s and plug ins, that my browser is not going to take it anymore! I think- this is something left from using the previous one…
Anyway, these days I am happy Mozilla Firefox user (highly recommending ) and to add to my happiness- I am also happy Etsy Hacks user.
With few add on’s from Etsy Hacks I can easily edit my listing on Etsy (without going through “Your Etsy” tab), list 5 images at one time, without waiting for each individual to load. And most of all-especially foe heavy forum users- I love, that Etsy Hacks marks threads I’ve visited, marks those I’ve posted in and even adds a little star, if there is response from admin in any of those threads. Pretty cool, right?
Of course- each of these setting needs to be added as a individual module,but it takes a second to load and saves so much time down the road!
Don’t forget, that first you have to downolad and install Greasemonkey script. And than- add whatever you feel may make it easier and more fun to use Etsy!

Categories: aside from photography
Tagged: etsy hacks, firefox mozilla addons, online store, tools

After thinking about it for some time- I have decided to open a portfolio website on Zenfolio.
It’s very flexible site, allowing me to display all my photographs, categorized according to different themes and with option to order prints directly from the preview page.
Please, visit my Zenfolio Page (www.joannakapicaphotography.zenfolio.com) and leave a comment in guest book if you wish!
Thank you
Categories: 1. Where to find my photography.
Tagged: fine art, photography, zenfolio
All of you, that follow my project 365 are probably familiar with this picture taken few days ago.
It’s photograph of really tiny radish plants.

In My Pot
There is no garden space, where I live. But me and my husband wanted to have something nice and fresh, easy to snack on and add to our meals. So we decided to plant some radish (wish DH absolutely loves, by the way).
Categories: photography
Tagged: garden, plants, project 365

This Day
This quote is so true and so often we don’t realize it, wasting time on unnecessary stress, unnecessary pain, unnecessary words.
Categories: 1. Where to find my photography. · etsy
Tagged: photography, joanna's photography, etsy, duke gardens, sundial, durham nc
Have you visited 1000markets.com recently? There is more and more beautiful products every day!
And with the division into markets- it’s so nice to find some interesting items.
Today’s find was found by searching market, to which I belong, actually. The Luxe Market. I hope you will enjoy this post and like my choice!
Please, take a look at Little Serenity Bowl from Smoky Glow Studio:

Little Serenity Bowl
At firstI had found it mainly because of the look. But after reading the description posted along with this item – I am amazed about the technique of creating so interesting piece of home decor!
Just visit Smoky Glow Studio on 1000markets.com to find out more and read all about the process of creating this amazing bowl.

Little Serenity Bowl
All images listed here are property of Smoky Glow Studios.
Categories: photography
Tagged: 1k markets, Friday Finds, home decor, smoky glow studios
..I just need my warm coffee
to make my day more in focus…

My Coffee with View
Categories: aside from photography
Tagged: coffee, drink, photography, warmth

Viva La Moda
Have you seen and read Viva La Moda magazine? It’s free online magazine about fashion and handmade.
In newest issue of this magazine the Photo of the Month feature presents one of my photographs: Rainy Day.
I am very very happy and honored to have one of my pieces presented in Viva La Moda.
Thank you so much!!!
To make it easy find- my photograph is featured on page 15th.
But please, take a look through the whole magazine- as there is a a lot of interesting articles and you can find some great handmade products!
Categories: 1. Where to find my photography.
Tagged: feature, joanna's photography, rainy day, viva la moda
Today’s guest on my blog is Rosina, from Etsy store Once Traveled ( www.oncetraveled.etsy.com ) and her beautiful necklaces!

Poland- 1955 Zielona Gora
I think I was atracted by the original design and concept!
Have you ever thought to use old stamps in such a creative way? Collecting them in the albums was all I’ve ever done. I have seen them used in some scrapbooking creations.

South Africa
From the store front:
“Isn’t it romantic to imagine where in the world a picturesque stamp has traveled? Was it on the envelope of a love letter? Maybe it delivered important news or documents. Or perhaps it carried a simple postcard from a vacationer. We’ll never know for sure, but now these beautiful stamps have a chance to tell a new story as a piece of beautiful jewelry art. Where will it travel next?”

Egypt
Please, visit Once Traveled on Etsy for more beautiful pieces, that you can add to your jewelry collection!
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All images used in this feature belong to www.oncetraveled.etsy.com
Categories: Friday Finds
Tagged: etsy, feature, Friday Finds, necklace, once traveled, stamps