@silviaturon, I know I'm a bit late to respond but that is great to hear! I feel like gratitude is such a difficult thing to remember when we are feeling low. I might have to get the gratitude one myself.

Rand is the man.

@najninshemu, thank you for the comment. :) I am glad you like it!

@amac, Honestly, I am not sure. I'm sure there is an equivalent out there there though!

Thanks :) Glad you like it!

Thanks! It's Dunedin Florida USA :) @thaicryptokitty

I'm expecting one more major dip before everything returns to "normal."

Oh, I never do that lol! I despise that part and shoot with mainly available/natural light. Only time I use supplemental light is with an OCF for weddings or events. My style is more photojournalism than

Woohoo! Thank you so much for the opportunity @kpine!! Looking forward to writing this week! :) I do have one small problem. I have no idea how to message you. steemit.chat. is down Let me know what I

@alexandermazzei, about 90% photos, 10% video

OK, will do!! What totally just blew my mind is that I read your post yesterday (which was Wednesday for me and now its Thursday for me but probably Friday for you.

@alexandermazzei, same actually! I typically have the 24-70 L on it.

Right @alexandermazzei? It continues to impress me. Does a better job than my DSLR sometimes.

literally just laughed out loud at this. that was great. thanks

I completely get the feeling. I have backpacked Ireland twice and cant wait to go back again. It's a magical place that I prefer over every other country I've been to thus far. What's cool is how I saw

Jellyfish are so fascinating. It blow my mind watching them "float" around in their space, wondering if they know what they are doing. Love the shot btw. The yellow has a nice contrast against

Thank you @tokoya :)

@kpine, will do!

Well that is amazing! I probably would freak out but wow, I can only imagine what that experience would be like.

Hey @kpine! Right now its 58 degrees with clear skies and sun, I'm sitting at my desk with the windows open in my house. The breeze from the a dying "coldfront" is subtle, but carrying with it