I would love to visit this museum someday. You took lots of lovely photos!

The look on their faces is funny.

All the photos are lovely, and my favourite is the road. Looking at it, I see peace, progress, positivity, calm.

This world is changing, and I'm glad to be breathing this moment, experiencing the change. My favourite artist is on your beautiful cake. I have to read the SMT whitepaper and understand it better. By

This is very creative. Someone standing far off would think these white human trees are real trees.

I looked at it for some time and my focus falls on the smallest/inner ring that has a colour like purple. I just googled Paul Signac. And I love the creativity you put into this series.

A great artist in the making. He would one day sell his paintings for millions.

Hello @velimir, thanks for your feedback on this post. I'm just seeing this. I wasn't checking the replies tab. I have to find a way to get alerts on steemit.

I wish I could sing along. You make playing the violin look so easy. Is it? Merry christmas in advance. I have to get me a hat.

I love detailed art posts. Blending the cloth with water or let me say making the cloth water is very creative. How long did it take for you to create this?

I like the detail of the spider web in some of the photos. Macro photgraphy takes skill to take good shots. You have got the skill. I like your photos.

What would it feel like riding this beauty at 200 km/hr. The DNA (colour/shade) of your photos are cool. Beautiful photos.

This is a beautiful photo. I like the colour.

Welcome to Steemit, sir. I hope to do activites like hiking someday. I look forward to more of your blog content.

I love how you told a story with this lovely photos. I'm quite new to the world of crypto. Maybe if I was older, I would have discovered Bitcoin earlier. Regardless, I'm glad I discovered crypto and steemit.

Well done, @royalrose. A good ending.

Nice photo. I posted some photos a few days ago with title Padlock and Wood. Kindly let me know your thoughts sir.

These are very beautiful photos. I posted an insect photo on my blog today. I'm following you and I have resteemed this.

I think you should go for it.

I wasn't aware that earthworms could live up to 6 years until I read this post. I would love to see a story about how snails reproduce.