La belleza de lo cotidiano en fotos
La fotografía de calle es capturar la vida sin filtros. Un anciano leyendo el diario, niños jugando, vendedores ambulantes. La vida real es más interesante que cualquier estudio.
La fotografía de naturaleza me enseñó paciencia. Sentarse dos horas esperando el momento perfecto de luz. Cuando lo capturás, sabés que valió la pena. La naturaleza no se apura.
En Instagram hay fotógrafos increíbles que no tienen ni mil seguidores. Pero sus fotos te dejan sin aliento. A veces el talento más grande está en los lugares más pequeños.
Sebastião Salgado documentó la vida de los trabajadores en todo el mundo. Sus fotos en blanco y negro son testimonio de una humanidad que muchos prefieren ignorar. El arte como denuncia.
La luz natural es la mejor compañera de la fotografía. La hora dorada después del amanecer y antes del atardecer produce fotos cálidas y mágicas. Aprender a usar la luz que ya tenés es más valioso que cualquier lente caro.
La fotografía callejera me enseñó a ver la ciudad de otra forma. Cada esquina tiene una historia, cada persona tiene un momento. Vos solo tenés que estar ahí con la cámara lista.
Una buena foto no necesita filtros. La luz natural, la composición y el momento justo son suficientes. Los grandes fotógrafos saben esperar. A veces pasan horas para capturar un segundo. El arte es paciencia.
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A mí también me gustan las fotos sin retocar; quizá sea algo anticuado, pero es posible.
Aquí mismo, en Steemit, hay buenos fotógrafos a los que rara vez se les ve, y mucho menos se les recompensa. Creo que la gente corriente ya no se toma el tiempo para observar y mirar con atención. Lo mismo ocurre con la lectura y con escuchar lo que se dice. Todo tiene que ser rápido; la falta de atención es abrumadora.
Hey, look what I saw by chance https://steemit.com/travel/@fullcolorpy/la-ruta-neemboca-paisajes-del-sur-paraguayo-ms13chiw
I think - alt or related accounts. Same style - 2 images from internet (or generated, can't tell), probably a few accounts compromised and/or driven by (ai) bot in a similar way - 2% vote, rotating comments. Probably a human oversees it, but not so often...
I don't mind bots in general, we need to be able to automate as this is where the world goes in the (near) future but I really hate it when bots pose as human beings to attract votes (more money). Not just deception but also a huge waste of time, you could've written a comment to a real human instead, until we are all finally gone... :)
Long story short, I wouldn't hold my breath for a response :))) This has risen to a plague level on steem lately :(
Have a great evening!
Thanks for your reply and sharing what you found. If it comes to it I rarely count in a response except from those hand few of people I know they sooner or later will.instead of a vote a downvoted. Let's see if there will be a response.
Thankfully, I do not bump into many bot accounts or replies any longer simply because I mainly stay in my small circle.
Have a great evening.
Well, I discovered this as that particular account keeps commenting on my posts, in a not-so-humanly manner, to my taste :) So I dig a bit, probably I shouldn't dig more, as I will probably discover more accounts and quit blogging...
Yes, we have our small circles and from what I see, they will keep shrinking... :(
A great day for you ahead!
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At least the small circle I know is still human.
Feel free to dig and share the names of the accounts. Don't let it stop you, always good to mention or write about. I doubt a bot started this. Behind every bot hides a greedy human.
Wow, I think it is a lost cause already. Many accounts do it, even one who claims to be a booming curator. It seems no one cares so I am not going to throw a rock... Probably the "future" is already here and it doesn't look bright for STEEM. Of course, I hope I am wrong about that.
Thank you and have a great week :)
If I remember we'll we had the same and even worse in 2024! Back then @thegorilla was very active and before that we had the steemwitch. Can be that by now the scammers/bots took over. At least it looks like it. The active Steemians are still there.
If the pool is drained too much the value is in trouble but the witnesses working hard to find a solution.
I just find it a pity the biggest percentage of posts are diaries, reports of games and posts.
The platform no longer invites to read or have a closer look, next to the fact more and more are without electricity, WiFi and the opportunity (war) to post.