kevinleedrum

Thanks!!!

Dreamy stuff indeed. Amazing shots. I'm envious.

You're always a photo star in my book.

That cat made my day.

Went for an anamorphic cinema look.

Tried to find a good balance of dreamy and real.

I tried to achieve a "National Geographic" feel. I don't really know what that is, but this seemed to be it for me. Thanks for the delightful picture!

Look at this handsome young man. I dusted off his coat for him.

Thank you!

Thanks. Yeah, he's a very philosophical cat.

So many amazing sights. You have to go so I can see the brilliant photos you bring back.

I knew it!!!

Yeah, it's the one from 1974. My favorite lens. It's the one seen here: And third-ish from the left here: (This is not an up-to-date photo of my collection, which reminds me that I should make some lens

Gratz home skillet. Well deserved.

Thanks! I'll let @aweber have this one since he was kind enough to teach me everything I know about steemit.

These work for me. The cupcakes and macaroons look transcendent.

Cacti always look like they're flipping me off.

Thanks, I appreciate it. Yeah, I just imagine some guy not wanting to pay for a place to park his car, so he's like, "Eureka! I'll just park it on the boat!" But how did he get it on there? Unsolved

Welcome, man! I've always kept photography as a hobby/side gig for fear that going pro would spoil the fun, but your story is inspiring! Great intro, and looking forward to more.

We called him Bob because he looked so much like a bobcat.