Glad you are here! :) How to get the most out of your time here: 1. Introduce yourself (Your first assignment): Comment below and tell us: - Who are you and where are you from? - What is your favorite camera at the moment? 📸 2. Check the "Classroom": You can already download the "Starter Kit" PDF. The video modules will unlock throughout January. 3. Check the Calendar: Look at the "Calendar" tab to see the schedule for our upcoming Live Coaching Calls. We didn’t build a lecture hall for passive listeners. We built an arena for creators. Be active, give feedback, ask questions. Let’s go – introduce yourself below! 👇 I also made a little overview video, of you are new to the skool platform.

This will show up in the discovery where potential members will see it.

Perhaps this is why we should write about our photo a little bit more. Also commenting others. I think it makes good sense. Let's grow together 🙂 https://fstoppers.com/opinion/why-writing-about-your-photography-will-make-better-photographer-900370

My feijoa tree thrives on diversity, a living testament to nature's quiet wisdom. Like so many fruit trees, it depends on cross-pollination to bear its bounty—neighbors sharing whispers of pollen to spark life. Mine hosts three distinct varieties, each yielding fruits of strikingly different shapes: some plump and rounded, others slender and elegant, all bursting with flavors that range from subtle sweetness to bold, tangy fire. In their variety, they remind me of life's richest gifts—the unexpected joys born from connection. I cherish my feijoa tree deeply. ISO400 | 35mm | f.8 | xpan

Jumped into a little fashion shot this time with a traditional Korean hat called "Gat". I picked this shot to represent the series. ISO:125 | 58mm | f2.0