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Spektography 

the intense study and passionate appreciation for Regina Spektor's lyrical genius and stunning vocal talent
Sarah: "So, I've declared my major in spektography."
Emily: "Spekt--what?"
Sarah: "Spektography, I'm just going to sit around listening to Regina Spektor for the rest of my life because I envy her beautiful voice and wish I was her."
Emily: "Oh, well in that case can I study Stefaniography?"
Sarah: "Absolutely!"
*They skip off into the distance merrily.
Spektography by indielectual November 30, 2010
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spektography 

A term first coined by JohnnyC Posted 27 January 2006 05:25 PM on the brümstix forum through regina spektors website.

Later taken and used as a username for a youtube channel to provide all fans with recordings of her work, enhancing the original idea of "the ever lasting spektography project".

The channel has been opposed on many occasions. Although has had over 3.5millions views to date. I enjoyed making it, and alot of people enjoy visiting it.
you have reginitis

type into your favourite search engine/youtube:
spektography

you get her music.
spektography by spektography October 24, 2011
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sextography 

The photographing of various body parts for use in sexual exchanges via text messaging or text / photo based hookup sites such as Grind'r, Jack'd, and Blendr. See sexting, sextographing, and texting. Coined while drunk in bar after friend commented on my sextographing behavior as being rather ho'ish.
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spotography 

The ability to spot someone's location from a photograph.
If my spotography is accurate, you are on Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco.
spotography by PappiC December 6, 2012
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