15 Lenses and Counting!

I've just created my personal lensography. I'd been putting it off, then decided to put it together because I wanted to link to it in my latest lens The Top Ten Move Vampires. I didn't realize how many lenses I had under my belt until I viewed them all together that way. The list seems rather small compared to the number of lenses I have planned on my To-Do list. I have another Top Ten lens in the works, and when it's complete, I will add them both to my lensography.
As soon as it's no longer a Work in Progress, the first thing I'm going to lensroll is the Great Squidoo Groups Lensography. It's a great spotlight on some of the best groups on Squidoo, and my new destination when I'm looking for groups to join. Running a group efficiently and making it useful is just as important as creating good lenses. Far too few people take it as seriously as they should. But, like lensmaster rwoman says, the cream rises to the top.

A Match Made in Heaven

So I was reading a lens by Susan52 called Why Not Turn a Blog Post into a Squidoo Lens! and little light came on. One of my other blogs is about beadwork and the creative process - something I started to showcase my work and talk about beading and artists that I admire. I started thinking about it, and discovered that I could, infact, turn it into a lens! I spent some time taking new photos of my most inspired pieces, and put a together a lens called Inspirational Beading. It's image heavy, which is good in a way. If it was a really wordy lens, I might still be working on it and not the other lenses I want to do by the end of the month! It was really fun though, and I got to take a look back at some of my older beadwork, remembering where I was when I made it. Now I can share it with other beaders.

On a sadder note, my first lensography, from my Recycle It! series got a 3 star rating. I guess it really wasn't wordy enough? I had meant to add some more text and recycling tips, but I didn't think it was that bad. Perhaps I'll read up a little more on lensographies!

Playing Catch Up

The last few days have mostly been about catching up on tasks that I've been neglecting. I've finally finished adding the backlog of bookmards to Delicous, and have move on to Stumbling things I've been meaning to StumbleUpon.

I did manage to get started on the Recycling Lensography I had been meaning to make. Although it needs work, I published it anyway. It's pretty simple and straightfoward, so there's not a lot missing if anyone visits it. I would just like to add some text about recycling in general, when I get the chance.

Well, back to work...