Here is my Thursday's contribution to 
Photo taken by Nikon D5000.
We are likened to these bubbles within a bubble. We are all enclosed in this #steemit world. Although we are in it, we are still able to keep our own bubble, our own identify. Some have build a bigger network and some are just starting to that's why there's a difference in our reach (in other words earnings and/or influence). We have created our own bubble with bubbles in it.
However, like this glass, we could easily break and the shards and pieces can be deadly. It cuts through and we bleed.
This was a drinking glass that may make someone trypophobic (I'm warning you, don't google that word if you don't know it yet). Suffice it to say that trypophobia is the fear of clustered small holes just like what you see in the photo. I think I may be one because the first I saw a picture of it and learned what trypophobia is I was traumatized that it still gives me goosebumps and chills. It makes me shudder it's hard to shake it off. However, if you are brave enough go ahead and google TRYPOPHOBIA. Although the more I say it or typed it, the word has a nice ring to it.
I was admiring this glass and took pictures of it. It was the pattern these circles made at the base of the glass that attracted me to it. I was so engrossed with my picture taking that I accidentally tripped it and failed to catch it before it fell and shattered on the floor.
What do you fear? Do you have phobias?
Side Note: I am into commenting spree at this time and cannot upvote because I'm down to almost nil. That will take a long time for it to reach 100% lol! So in the meantime, I'm just commenting and resteem some.
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The schedules for other categories for
Monday: #foodphotography and #animalphotography
Tuesday: #landscapephotography and #cityscapephotography
Wednesday: #architecturalphotography and #vehiclephotography
Thursday: #macrophotography and #colourfulphotography
Friday: #streetphotography and #portraitphotography
Saturday: #sportsphotography and #smartphonephotography
Sunday: #goldenhourphotography and #longexposurephotography