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looking to rephrase a phrase/sentence

dinneenp · 2011-12-02 17:12:28

Hi, I have a photography website. All my posts have a related musical title. It could be an album, song title, some lyrics, band/artist name etc as long as it links/relates to the photo. e.g. God Is In The House (a Nick Cave song) title for photo of Galway Cathedral Inner City Life (goldie song) for a photo of inner city…

02-12-2011 6:12pm

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dinneenp

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Hi,

I have a photography website. All my posts have a related musical title. It could be an album, song title, some lyrics, band/artist name etc as long as it links/relates to the photo.

e.g.
God Is In The House (a Nick Cave song) title for photo of Galway Cathedral
Inner City Life (goldie song) for a photo of inner city in Limerick

On my homepage I have a phrase/header:
Patrick Dinneen photography; where every photo has a musical reference as its title
And in my outlook signature I have
htttp://www.photoblog.ie - my Photography website, where every photo has a related musical reference for its title.

My questions:
1. would you understand the phrase if i didn't give the explanation first?
How could I phrase this better?
Thanks in advance,
pa.

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#2 03-12-2011 1:32am

pickarooney

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The semi-colon should be a hyphen/dash/colon, but apart from that it's clear what you mean.

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