Thank you! :)

Thanks for sharing your wonderful photos! :)

Keep up the good work! :)

Glad you enjoyed it!

It's such a lovely yet brutal adventure. Really puts you in the mind of a wolf. :)

Excellent selection, thanks for including me!

It just came natural to me. 7 years ago when I got my first camera and walking down the street, I was primarily interested in people, observing them and anticipating their reactions. Surely in a way it

I can so relate to this! Whenever I'm out alone and sit down at a cafe or a restaurant I always look for the window seat, the one where I can enjoy watching the passers-by and play with that eye contact

It's exciting time for them. :) Glad you liked the photos!

Glad you found it interesting! It's a very nice discipline. :)

It's a wonderful practice, I'm sure you would enjoy it if it's appealing to you. Maybe you can start with some classic qigong forms like Buduanjin to see how it feels.

You might ask around. If not there are some basic forms which you can practice by following online.

Yes, most traditional Kung Fu movies use the basic and advanced postures/moves that we train. It's one of the reasons why I fell in love with it even as a little kid. :)

You would never expect it from a book like this and an "ordinary" protagonist to be so vivid. It's all because of the magnificent writing styling of John Williams and I'm eager to read his other

Thank you very much!

Isn't she?! I loved that she was holding the rose so I had to capture her. Hope you'll get to go on a rainy day photo walk soon. 🤞

You said it well - both circumstances have its' merits, it's on the photographer to use them well. :) Glad you liked the first one!

Glad you like it

It's often on my way and I climb down to the tunnel only if I see someone roaming around 😂

Yes, it's a practice for life, the more you do it the more benefits it provides. But it's not a task, it's very enjoyable and I'm always looking forward to the training. :)