Ladies of Steemit, Volume 3 | The Female Perspective
This week, we're seeing the world through a woman's eye in four very distinct photographic personalities. Steemit has a flourishing photography community that sees creativity without bounds, and these four women each make exemplary contributions to the Steemit art experience.
Each Wednesday, we're curating posts by the Ladies of Steemit, established/whales and new/minnows (and everyone in-between), bringing you the most talented female/femme/feminine voices on the platform. Subject matter is entirely based on the writers featured and no subject is off-limits!
We are very proud to present...
an unstoppable and adventurous traveler who seems to always have her camera in hand. Her travel posts are a wealth of stunning captures. In addition to her artwork, she is an avid member of #TeamGirlPowa and is always there to support her Steemit sisters when in need.
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One of her recently exemplary posts...
[Travel Update] Lisbon has a LOT of street art - THE WOMEN
Even as a woman, it confuses me at times. I've learned to perceive women in the same sexist ways as the rest of our society does. Like, did you know in one experiment researchers found that images of women's bodies are classified in the brain as 'things/objects', where men's bodies are classified in the brain as 'people'? Or that women are often seen as separate body parts, and men as a whole?
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a bold film photographer with a knack for photo manipulation. Her stoic black and white images contrasted with this hilarious dog face mashup create a unique and enjoyable gallery.
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One of her recently exemplary posts...
black and white birds
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captures the humble now within her depictions of the snowy disputed regions of Kashmir, infinite blue expanses in the Orkney islands, and intimate moments between friends..
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One of her recent exemplary posts...
Vehicle Photography - Rolls Royce
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is an avid traveler around Southeast Asian who takes such stark cityscapes that you might expect them in a brochure. She tends to write short but concise snippets about each photo, allowing the reader to learn a bit of her experience as they browse her work.
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One of her recently exemplary posts:
Architectural Photography: Karaweik Palace
Another attraction I visited while I was in Yangon was the Kandawgyi Lake. Situated in the eastern side of the lake is the Karaweik Hall also known as Karaweik Palace. It is a unique bird-shaped floating restaurant. If truth be told, I really didn't know anything about Karaweik Hall before coming to Yangon. Initially, I thought it was another temple or pagoda but I found out that it was a restaurant/convention hall instead.
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Thank you for joining us in celebrating the Ladies of Steemit!
The #LadiesofSteemit curation initiative aims to curate the best female content on the platform and that can come from accounts of any size, age, subject-matter, and engagement level. To females/femmes/feminine voices making an investment in Steemit and its community growth, we salute you.
Our numbers are growing exponentially and we're on a mission to highlight the unique voices emerging every day. Do you have a Lady of Steemit you think deserves a mention?
Nominate your gals for the Ladies of Steemit curation!
Upvote this post and drop a link to an exemplary post by a feminine voice in the comments below. We are delighted to review and consider each entry. We primarily follow EVERY. SINGLE. LADY. we come across on Steemit and resteem as many quality posts as we can each week. Use the tag #LadiesofSteemit on your posts you'd like considered fo a feature or that you feel would benefit the female community of Steemit.
You can also find more Ladies of Steemit hanging out in #SteemSugars and #TeamGirlPowa !
Disclaimer: There are no gender police here. If you in any way identify with some semblance of your own meaning of femininity, you're qualified! We by no means intend to exclude, alienate, or discourage the participation of men, but are committed to the Ladies of Steemit as our sole focus at this time!
Should you feel a person was featured in error, say we have misjudged a man/guy/masculine-identifying individual OR spammer pretending to be a woman, please use your best judgment and alert us politely in the comments or on Discord: 
