Hello everyone,

I have decided to keep the content of this blog dedicated to travel, and inspired side projects.

In consideration of some suggestions, however, I have been keeping a “Photo-a-day” blog here on Tumblr. You can visit my other blog, “The Quotidian Walrus”, by clicking here.  

 You are encouraged to follow it if you would like to see a single snippet of my day, on a daily basis. I know the internet is riddled with these, and so I do not guarantee anything of spectacular quality. Most of the pictures will be taken from my mobile phone, due to convenience, and so do not expect outstanding photography, either. Not that i’m even capable of such a thing.

Sincerely,
M

I was just looking to claim another URL from Tumblr; I was about to start a “Photo-a-day” project. I tried registering the url “morsini.tumblr.com”, however it was taken.
Out of curiosity, I went to see what that page was like, to see what a person of a similar name was up to…

To my surprise, I realized that he/she had reposted one of my pictures a couple of months ago.

Somebody I never met, who until just now I was completely oblivious to (as he/she is oblivious to me), stumbled upon my “The Clapping Walrus” web page and reposted one of my pictures from Paris.

What a small, beautiful world. And the internet just makes it that much smaller.

M

My apologies for being rather lax on the updates. I have since returned to Montréal to resume my studies at home. Perhaps I will take some pictures of the city in the days to come.

Andy Warhol, Self-Portrait. Tate Modern Museum.

London, England. Fall 2011. 

Canterbury, Kent, England.

Fall 2011. 

At the Natural History Museum of London.

London, England. Fall 2011. 

Birds landing.

London, England. Fall 2011.

Constructing London, Capturing Landscapes. 

London, England. Fall 2011. 

The interior of the awesome Canterbury Cathedral.

Canterbury, Kent. Fall 2011. 

A neon lit halloween-themed cupcake display.

London, England. 2011

 I had no idea my blog, and in particular my ‘Raindrops’ picture, would get so much positive attention and feedback. 

 Thank you all sincerely for liking, reposting and ultimately following the product of my leisure. In your collective interaction with my website, I’ve had the opportunity to browse and be exposed to so many extraordinarily wonderful profiles. Once again, thank you, and thanks to Tumblr for creating a platform that encourages this spectacular sharing of interests.

With the highest regards,

 The Clapping Walrus

Constructing London.

London, England. Fall 2011.

Enjoying some dessert and a cappuccino at the Tate Modern museum.

Tate Modern, London 2011.

Monet, at the Tate Modern.

London, England. Fall 2011.

Fun with pigeons.

London, England. Fall 2011.