My motto: Don’t believe the hype
Blogging since Jan 2003
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Flickr
My Flickr motto is Document your life. I’m taking snapshots as I go along.
My photos are free for non-commercial use only.
My cams
I’m currently using a Huawei Honor 9, a Samsung A6, a Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX7, a Moto G 3rd gen smartphone cam and a DSLR, a Canon 40D.
If you don’t like my photos, that’s ok. If you like my photos, even better. But please do list me as your source.
My favorite Flickr groups
My pavement pool pics:
www.flickr.com/groups/pavement/pool/88251828@N00/
My Writing on the Wall pics:
http://flickr.com/groups/writingonwall/pool/88251828@N00/
My pics in the Malawi group:
http://flickr.com/groups/malawi/pool/88251828@N00/
WordPress.com
My other blog is a WordPress.com blog: Photos of logos
I’ve also signed up for chiperoni.wordpress.com. It contains content from an old Vox account: http://chiperoni.wordpress.com.
Twittering sometimes at: twitter.com/nchenga
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Why is my blog called Chiperoni? And who’s hiding behind the nickname Nchenga?
Chiperoni is a kind of drizzle rain in the Shire Highlands.
Nchenga or mchenga means “sand” in Chichewa. Shortly before I set up my new blog, I heard a TV talk show in Blantyre, where people were complaining about bad TV reception. One lady called the show to say “All I can see is nchenga nchenga“. i.e. it means something like “blurry image”…
I’m an African blogger.
Proudly African.