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ReBLOG: Just a mom: Unveiling the themes for Photo A Day Experiment (PADE)

Haven't been a part of any Blog-Marathon ever, I said Yes the moment I happen to know about this Month-long Photo event. Task is to post a picture everyday on a scheduled Theme, and submit it to Ritu's or Sfurti's blog.

 Here is a Wishful entry to the Event..
Warm wishes to PADE!
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 Just a mom!!!!!!!!!!: Unveiling the themes for PADE: was announced earlier and now it is time to introduce the themes for the month of July. I’m doing PADE in collaboration with Ritu KT, whom I introduced in my post earlier (Here)

Following is a list of 31 themes we will be covering in July. These themes are chosen from a pool of themes created by both of us.
To know more, click here

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  1. Juztamom26 June 2013 at 15:23

    Thanks Punit :) Look forward to your photographs.

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  2. Arti28 June 2013 at 11:17

    PADE is a wonderful idea indeed! All my best wishes for the venture and Punit, I know your images are gonna be amazing already ;) Good Luck! :)

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