Thank you!

Thanks! I upped the saturation a little bit but the dragonfly was blue and green. Here's the unedited photo if your curious.

Nice shot!

Nice shots! The skull on the tree is a really interesting one. 120 km sounds like quite the hike.

Thank you!

Gotcha, thanks for the response!

Can you explain point 4 in bit more detail? Does this mean every steemit user will pay to keep their account?

Oops, sorry about that, I didn't know the rules. I'll change the tag.

Awesome shot! Where did you take this?

Why doesn't @photocontests post winners anymore?

This might not be the right place to ask this but it seems like the people running/participating in burn posts have a firm understanding of Steem. I was wondering why payouts are only in steem/steem power

Yeah, the oldest European settlement I've been to is Colonial Williamsburg and the oldest structures there are from the 1600s. If you end up in America at any point I'd say the National Parks are the places

Oh my god, the decorating in this castle is ridiculous! Thank you so much for sharing this strange/beautiful place. I can see why it isn't extremely popular to visit but I'd definitely love to see it.

Thank you for sharing this! I love old European ruins; America just isn't old enough to have the same type of history. It's so cool this is just a day trip for you!

Thanks so much for your feedback and kind words! I'm glad the edits had the desired effects.

It was really wonderful to be there! I didn't actually overnight hike while I was there (we didn't have enough time unfortunately), we stayed in a hostel in Mammoth Lakes, but Yosemite is really best explored

Hi Gene, I'm thrilled about the opportunity to be featured in the Author Showcase and I really appreciate the support from @curie and all of its curators. Everyone involved in curie makes steemit a much

Oh gotcha, that makes sense! Thanks for the details, I'm always curious to know how other photographers achieve their final outcome and make their photos more interesting.

The photos are awesome! I really like the composition and the mood you set here. If you don't mind me asking, how did you achieve this effect? ND filters would be my guess but I'm not sure.

I love the colors and movement in this photo, is this a single shot or a multi photo blend type situation?