Lola Akinmade becomes photoblogger for Sweden’s official website

By David Miller On January 28, 2011 · 5 Comments

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Bigups to Lola. On Feb 1. she’ll be starting as photoblogger for Sweden’s official website. Please bookmark / subscribe here. Lola writes: “By documenting and sharing visual snippets of daily life through photography, I aim to show you life in Sweden at ground level.”

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Heather Carreiro

Sweet! Great to hear this news Lola.

http://www.lolaakinmade.com Lola Akinmade

Thanks David & Heather!

http://evaholland.com Eva

Woot! Subscribing now.
http://kristin5683.wordpress.com/ Kristin Conard

Congrats!!
http://www.lolaakinmade.com Lola

Thanks Eva & Kristin!

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