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It's crazy that this show started off so insanely strong and then just faded off into production Hell. I don't think the second season helped keep people engaged, but even so you just never hear of anyone

For me I just didn't like the use of AI. And the film was just way too long. It started to lose me a quarter way through because it felt like it was already overstaying its welcome even then

How is GOLOS doing these days? Did recent events from the last few years in the region lead to any growth? I remember finding out about it and it was interesting to see that there was a Russian fork

Still a fun experience in the end! I've roamed down so many unknown streets and walked into the doors of so many odd looking places, and even if I come out disappointed in the event it's a cafe, it was

$100 into HBD shouldn't take too long. I've always wanted to have a nice balance between HP and savings but life always finds a way to lead me into having to cash out. I've seen some people make their

I think the only one of the three that loses some appeal and is a 'zombie film' would be the second one. The first one has a similar theme on the brutality of man, with how for the survivors there's no

It really does stand out on its own, but one thing I forgot to mention about the heavy chromatic aberration: it's an intentional effect that gives it more visual similarity to the original film which was

Maybe afterall, it isn’t about the city that’s boring. It’s me, who can’t find the unique corners of the city. When you have time, look on something like Google Maps. Search for areas that you could walk

From the 4th to the 10th of August, there will be a big, yearly cultural festival going on here. It's called 'Vinalia' and involves a lot of wine drinking. More importantly, it tends to draw a serious

I've been muted from that community for some reason I'm unaware of 🤔🧐 that's odd, i've had similar situations in the past where i've had some comments on a post automuted but i wasn't actually muted

I absolutely love such old locations, especially on darker, more gloomy rainy days where the atmosphere really comes out. Especially if there's some cobblestone with the rain flowing through. Are they

I can almost feel how dry that landscape is even with all that water around. The location's connection to Greek mythology is really cool though. Even the mermaids which would lure sailors into the rocks

I've been wanting a new camera lately. Mine's getting old. Should I throw my savings all on red or create a proposal on here?

I have 2 say, unfortunately we are not growing at all. I know u discussed account creation tokens in a post this week and brought up growth. There is none, we have declined since 2021. Seeing good standing

All the camera manufacturers dont really scream "value" at the moment. Sony tend to provide a lot of sensors for the whole market, and their glass is pretty dang good too. Yeah I've been a bit

Yeah it really does! I wish the low light capabilities were a bit better on the A6000, the heavy rain and the warm glowing light of the shack made for such an atmosphere. Figured it was worth it to try

I was going to ask which focal length you used for these since the background separation is really nice, then saw the 85mm mention. I love that lens for such shots, not just for the separation, but for

Sometimes when I look at my photos from many years ago, I feel I had much more passion—or that I saw more, and saw better… not in the literal sense of seeing, but of truly observing. Maybe it's more just

Istanbul is a weird place. One side of me utterly hates it, another part of me finds a lot of appreciation for it. The old coloured buildings in the tourist trap centre. The cobblestone roads and single

Yeah Colchester is ok I don't know about that haha, I don't miss it one bit to be honest. It only got worse over the years somehow too. the kids love it there Take them to the beach beneath the Naze Tower,