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  This post contains affiliate links.  I receive a small commission if you purchase from my links.  Every purchase helps keep th is blog going.  This photography research project allows students to research  10 different women photographers  and their photography. This is perfect for after-school camera clubs and photography classes, art classes, and art history classes. The following photographs and photographers are covered: Cystoseira granulata by Anna Atkins John Herschel by Julia Margaret Cameron Indian Chief by Gertrude Kasebier Suffragette Charlotte Marsh by Christina Broom Self Portrait - New Woman by Frances Benjamin Johnston Boy with Incense by Imogen Cunningham Migrant Mother by Dorothea Lange George Anthiel by Berenice Abbott American Way of Life by Margaret Bourke-White Acorazado Jaime I en Almeria by Gerda Taro If you purchase this project, I would love to hear how it works out in your class or homeschool. Thanks for stopping by! You can follow me at Hannah's Reading

This post contains Amazon affiliate links.  I receive a small commission if you purchase from my links.  Every purchase helps keep this blog going.  © Hannah Babiak/Dreamstime.com This past week, my friend and I took a road trip to  Woodstock, Illinois   to see what we could discover on a very cold, blustery, winter day.  Because of the freezing temperatures, we didn't plan to spend much time outside, just mostly photographing from the car.  We found a lot of neat things, so come along as I share some of my favorite things we saw.  As usual, you may purchase any of my photos by clicking on the copyright link underneath each photo. © Hannah Babiak/Dreamstime.com We weren't quite to Woodstock yet when we found this adorable Christmas tree farm.  I believe we were in Harvard, IL at this point and the  vintage Ford truck almost buried in the snow says, "Wild Pines" and has a Christmas tree in the back all covered with snow.  We loved the teal color and it reminded me of

This post contains affiliate links.  By purchasing anything from  Amazon  you would normally buy, even if it is not what I suggest, you help keep this blog going.  All photographs in this post were taken by me.  To purchase high-quality stock photos from my portfolio, please visit  www.dreamstime.com  or click on the links underneath the pictures. If you missed my previous months you can see them by clicking the following links. Pell Lake - January 2020 Pell Lake - February 2020 Pell Lake - March 2020 April 1, 2020 - Welcome April!  We didn't know what this month would hold for us, but it sure started out beautiful. April 2, 2020 - Fishermen out enjoying this beautiful day. April 3, 2020 - My first bike ride of 2020.  Riding around the neighborhood was so good for my soul.  Seeing families out playing, gardening, fishing, riding bikes, walking, sitting around bon-fires, etc.  Yes, there is a lot of cruddy stuff happening in the world, but I o