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  Yesterday I was daydreaming of Denmark. Today I’m noticing the last glorious stretch of summer days here in Istanbul. The sunlight filtered through slowly yellowing leaves washes everything in minty gold hue. Autumn creeps closer. But not too close.

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  Hi, I'm Innes and I live in Istanbul, Turkey with my wife, Sevin, and my daughter, Sofia, who provided me the inspiration for this blog. I used to work in advertising as a creative but that got tiresome for both me and my clients, and it was time to do something new. Today I work on my own projects, and continue to write, shoot photos, and pursue a new life on a different shore.