Hello Steemians! Here's some of my latest work Here's a link to the original music track Enjoy! Ps: (tried to upload to dtube but still getting upload errors)

One of the things that I like the most about steemit is how people share their creations with such ease and pleasure. Go into any of the posts under the art tag and you're bound to find tons of constructive

Boring is a relative term, the combination of two mundane things can yield something that wasn't there to begin with. 1+1=3 Original work, taken at the New York Museum of Natural History Camera: Pentax

Hello Steemit! Seeing as Steemfest2 is on the horizon I thought to put out this post with some of my favorite places in Lisbon. I’ve been fortunate enough to spend some time there in the past and want

A deep red under the last bits of the summer sun. Izola, Slovenia. A group of friends and I rented a car and decided to drive to the sea, spend the day, camp in an olive orchard and say good-bye to the

In 1964 U.K independent TV aired the 40-minute documentary Seven Up. Made by Granada Films, the documentary featured fourteen children from various backgrounds across England. The directors, Micheal Apted

A shot in Malta. Contrasting shapes, colors, land and sea, two friends and their contrasting poses and colors. Hope you like it. If you do let me know, I always reply to comments and interact with you.

MOMA NYC. Doors installation. Original photo. Taken with: Pentax K1000, Fomapan 100 ASA. 24mm lens.

Have you ever had that feeling in your stomach, that overpowering sensation when you stand at the edge of a precipice? It's that tingling feeling in your belly that tells holds you down and at the same

The photo you're looking at was taken in 1869 by Andrew J. Russel. It's soberly titled "Joining of the rails at Promontory Point." Though I would have titled it, "One Hundred Guys About

In part one of this article, we spoke about Gregor's transformation, the horror of it and at the same time his elation at breaking free from his obligations. The worst of all these burdens was his family.

"When Gregor Samsa woke up one morning from unsettling dreams, he found himself changed in his bed into a monstrous vermin." This brooding image and the following events in the life of this character

Went out today. Got a cup of coffee, reached for my wallet, took out a crummy, debt infused, bacteria loaded bill and paid the lady. This is how I felt: Massive changes to the economy are coming, actually,