Maria Dolores Blog Recollection

Photography... Through the Lens









My experience with blogging was great, so much i am planning on starting my own personal blog. It showed me how important it is to be constant and relevant. As someone once said, nobody cares about what you do, so its my job to make people care and show interest on whatever I am writing. Writing about different topics helped me have a broader knowledge of the topic, I learned more about  something I am really passionate. The hardest thing, in my opinion, was to be continuous. If the reader is engaged in your writing, they will expect more of it. The writer has to maintain some kind of order in their posting for the reader to stay. For example each Friday night, the reader expects a new blog post from myself. Overall, I liked the experience of having another platform were I can share my opinion and views over a certain topic, were I could investigate and interpret in the way I wish, but above all, I enjoyed having to search for more information to broaden my knowledge. 

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