Spent the better part of a week down in Williamsburg, Kentucky recently. The photojournalism workshop I was participating in kept me more than busy, was still able to snap a few shots that weren't directly related to my story.
Should probably take a moment to stop and thank HIVE and all the folks who've supported me over the years. I would name drop but then 
Tried to explain Hive to some of my classmates, don't know that it went very well but it was interesting. From the reactions I got to mentioning crypto, we've still got a ways to go before there's widespread adoption. Nothing negative, just unfamiliar. Like internet in the 90s.
For the workshop we had a shot limit, initially 1000 shots in total, with a 'gift' of an additional 200 shots late in the week. While I wasn't especially thrilled with having to be more deliberate in my shot selection, I was still glad to live in the digital age. In the film days, workshop participants were limited to ten rolls of film.
These shots are a mix of ones from around Williamsburg, along with a couple from the organic farm outside of town where I did my story. Once the story got going it was hard to find time to explore town, may have to find my way back there sometime soon.