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RE: I plugged Steemit hard on Gentlemen's Avenue podcast!
😍 Don’t you look cute sitting there! Resteeming now, to be listened to and commented on when the weekend starts. Another one for my must-get to list.
Thanks, @linnyplant. It's a long conversation. Check your Discord. You deleted me or something. spank
Awww, come on! I did try to add you back a few days ago, but it’s harder to reverse discord rage deletes. I deleted everyone that day....😭
I don’t deserve a spank! Why, I’ve been trying hard to behave real well—like when I resisted commenting further on how “your eyes are a gateway to heaven anyone would die for you”.
Rofl...
Thanks for the resteem. Nice one @kommienezuspadt!
Thanks, @acidyo!🤘🏼
You’re wonderful for taking an interest, acidyo. ❤️
Okay attempt#2, had a spasm and posted mid-typing by mistake, deleted and then fell asleep...But this is important! XD
I’ll also get onto discord and write you some more random stuff this weekend. It’s for whenever you have a free moment to read and there’s no urgency to reply. But I wanted to address your post here while your interview is still fresh in my mind.
First off, on the steemit business side of things, I’m impressed at the great plug of Steemit. ❤️ This following on from a fabulous interview. When people complain to me that not enough is done to promote Steem outside the block chain, I’ll point them to this video and tell them to do the same. You’re great on camera. You should consider doing the occasional @dlive. I can imagine it already: A moment in the busy life of Lars. You always talk about your interesting shooting locations, I’d love a peek. You could even go through some basic photography concepts or tips and tricks you’ve learnt over the years. The way you talked of using natural lighting was fantastic. It appealed to frugal me who was always put off by the amount of gear it seemed one had to get and learn for photography.
So I don’t own a camera, but over the years I’ve debated if it was worth the investment. I got lost in picking what I should buy. I have this fantasy that I’d be able to throw my camera in my backpack, jump on my bike and be able to spend the day taking photos. I do it already, but it’s on an iPhone, it’s just not the same. I want to look like a professional, as if I know what I’m doing! People would walk by that alleyway, see the woman taking a picture of that dumpster bin and think...
What is she doing? I wonder what’s so interesting about the dumpster bin...?
Okay, silly fantasy. But I do love taking photos of architecture and of nature. I’d love to have a reason to seek out abandoned spaces and interesting landmarks. I also love street art, and as was covered in another post of yours, where urban meets/clashes/contrasts with nature. You always have a way of inspiring me creatively. This was another one of those posts.
There’s so many things to cover from this interview, so many things I can relate to. I could write you a few more chapters! But what really struck me was that as well as being highly talented, you’re an effective communicator with a strong drive to succeed. Thank you for sharing. ❤️