u/Sovereign_5409

I’m a photographer who focuses on wildlife and landscapes. I never shoot people, I don’t really find it interesting, and I’d just much rather be in nature alone. I am also extremely critical of the photos I take.

I recently took a trip to South Africa with a group of friends for a safari and was told about 48 hours prior that one of them wanted to propose, and he asked me to take the photos.

So I planned, I picked out a time, a place, and knew I wanted to shoot into the sunset for these photos.

Expectations directed at me were low, but my expectations for myself were through the roof. First time or not, I had to nail this. I was nervous all the way up the mountain.

After all of these, for a first attempt at anything close to this. It’s a rare moment that I can look at some work I’ve done and say I’m proud. This is a feeling I do not have often.

I think everybody on the mountain won that day.

Recently switched to SubQ. Normal dose,. 0.3ml BW, for a total of 120mg a week. Using a half inch needle, 45° and making sure to inject slowly and carefully.

Is this a carrier oil allergy, or normal? No itch, not really warm or painful to the touch.

With inspiration that it could even be done in such small quarters from some very helpful members here. The factory has grown.

Thank you to those that offered advice.

I knew this was mostly excessive, and that I only did it because I loved the aesthetic. But this is my first attempt at something slightly like the “mega-factories” posted here.

6 belts for Plastic.
6 belts for Rubber.
2 belts for Petroleum Coke waste/repurpose.

I tore my previous fuel plant down which was built just over the water, and lifted this up above it so I didn’t need to deal with the giant mushroom. Added 4 new generators, used turbo fuel for the first time, and tried to make everything as clean as I could.

It’s better. Thank to the insight provided by you guys/gals.

But it still feels like there’s untapped potential. + bonus dragonfly I’m also not thrilled with. 🙂

Thank you all for your insight in the previous post, and I’ll take any new thoughts here.

I’m a month into learning wildlife photography and I finally think I have a banger. I’m really happy with this shot.

Nikon Z8 + Nikon 180-600.