Fortunately Yerevan has lots of little drinking fountains spread around it called Pulpulaks. Absolutely vital in such dry heat!

It's alright! I'm having so much fun shooting film again and it's really refreshing. Usually I carry both cameras with me when I'm out, but it's already pushing 30 (Celsius) here and it's just way too

Failed my attempt to post every day for a month because I started to shoot film more, which made getting images every day basically impossible :(

thanks, i'm a bit more selective over photographs i post these days just because i'm leaning more into photojournalism and wanting to get some books going tis the unfortunate outcome of posting images

just took a look, that's pretty annoying to see looks like that account is just stealing posts from here and posting them over on steem; can't say i'm surprised to see it though

Curious as to whether Spielberg still has it or not with this one

Challenging myself to post every day for a month like I used to, maybe that can pull me out of my long-lasting writer's block that I've been facing for the past few months

I'd actually love to do photojournalism for work. It's nice that with some of these images I can sell them online on some marketplaces. I sold one image on 35mm film of Armenia's current Prime Minister

All the wildlife must be loving that (hardly) touched garden.

Trying to bring myself back to hive a bit but really just can't seem to find the care

I've had some interactions like that in Yerevan where people have spotted me from my photography posts online and being like "Are you Antony?" It's a weird feeling sometimes but also quite

Yeah that's generally why I don't like zooms. They're just a bit too big and/or heavy for me. Doesn't feel very comfortable for quick shooting, especially if you're at an event or something and trying

TTArtisan AF 27mm That'd be a good one for staying relatively out of people's way and getting some up close shots of things. Their lenses are also built quite well despite how affordable they can be. 28mm

Do you know if modern lenses would work with this camera? Maybe Fuji cameras are more your thing after all. Could be good to swap out the kit lens and get used to their stuff

It was definitely quite a heart breaking atmosphere to be in. In such moments I try not to throw the camera around so much, to not look like a tourist or someone just interested in the pictures side of

I actually saw her again yesterday. Talked to her briefly and she told me about the little procedure she had. Poor woman had such a swollen eye. But she seemed happy to be outside.

Italy must be starting to look absolutely beautiful around now. Feels good to feel the cold disappear and some of those beautiful sunsets and greenery return.

Definitely unfortunate. DJI did data analysis on the crash and a piece of hardware just randomly failed. I used that thing like crazy, it lasted many years. I'll miss it and it's sentimental for sure,

And if the creator is tired, uninspired, or mentally drained, then maybe the most honest thing to do is to admit it instead of forcing something that doesn’t feel real. I think that’s where I am right

Honestly can't wait for similar days where I am. The humidity becomes nonexistent and can be really annoying, but the cold winter days feel like they've lasted a lifetime!