Just sharing my two sats here and documenting my proof of work. I tend to have a good track record (a couple of you have kept up with me to verify). Here's my latest: Monthly is showing a wave 3 (if you understand Elliot Waves), which is a big deal. Theres way more upside to go. Global liq is still below price. It needs to get above price first. It's almost there. We're in a typical B wave of some degree (most likely B after an A wave down, meaning C is left) which I am looking at a retest of 60,132. Target price to buy, and for a confirm of bottom: 50-58k within the next month or so. Lets check in on this in a few weeks. #bitcoin

None can rise above mortal thoughts without doing the will of God whether he does it consciously or not

There is no such thing as "true color"

Worth a watch View quoted note →

From my dad haha. One of my favorites.

Don’t speak to me while you’re wearing sunglasses. Incredibly rude.

Nope. Slackers. @jack what does it take for all pos to have this enabled automatically? I thought this feature was ready today View quoted note →

Good morning nostr fam View quoted note →

I’m grateful for beautiful days like this

Just paid for my hair cut in bitcoin 😎

I wish sunsets lasted forever.

Sometimes it’s better to sit on your edits. These are from yesterday, but I’ve learned it helps to forget what you shot and come back with fresh eyes. Everything reads differently when you’re not so close to it. I also like doing quick edit passes now - getting things to a good place with color and texture, then stepping away for a few minutes. Coming back with recalibrated eyes makes it easier to decide when a photo is actually done. Photographed on a Leica M262. Edited in Lightroom and Dehancer. #photography #noicemag #leica

Had an interesting realization today while walking around town with my camera. A lot of the time, I go out without any real intent. I’m just observing, seeing what catches my eye. But there are days where nothing really stands out - nothing compels me to take a photo. I’m pretty selective, so I don’t just shoot everything. What I’ve noticed though is a small trick: when I feel stuck like that, I just start shooting anyway. Even things I wouldn’t normally consider. No pressure, no expectation. Somehow, that shift changes everything moving forward. Once I start, I begin to see more. Things open up. Moments start to reveal themselves. It’s like the act of shooting itself creates the conditions for something interesting to appear. I think there's something there - between intent and manifestation. The simple decision to begin seems to unlock the process. Maybe it’s overthinking it, but it feels like a broader lesson in creativity: you don’t wait to find it, but maybe you just start, and then it finds you.

These are from the past couple of days. I took a trip to Savannah to shoot some portraits for a buddy, and the day before that I went out there just to wander a bit before meeting up with some friends. Camera came with me, of course. It always should. You never really know what’s going to present itself, and if you’re not ready, you miss it. That first day was actually pretty funny. I stopped in Forsyth Park and got to talking with a guy making those intricate flowers out of palmetto leaves. Somehow that turned into a push-up contest with him and his buddy. I was doing diamond push-ups, telling him “diamonds, bro,” while absolutely obliterating him. Everyone was laughing. Definitely one of those random moments you don’t expect, but end up remembering more than anything else. The rest of the photos are from around town near the Old Town Oyster Factory. I always find myself going back there. Some people might look at those scenes and see nothing worth photographing - but to me, it’s a playground. I love working with foreground and background, compressing elements, finding something in what most would overlook. A lot of the time, I don’t even know if I’ve made something worthwhile until I sit down and look through it later. But when I do, and something clicks - that’s enough. If you’re satisfied with the work, that’s what matters. And I think once you get to that point, you should share it. No shame in being stoked on what you make. In fact, that’s where confidence comes from - being honest about what you see and what you value. Because at the end of the day, no one else’s opinion really matters. If anything, running a publication has reinforced that for me. The kind of work I’m drawn to and what we feature is often deceptively difficult. Photographing “nothing” and making it beautiful is incredibly hard. But that’s the fun and challenge. Just keep making work. Stay curious. Seek the beautiful - even when it’s not obvious. If you stay open, and honest with yourself, something real starts to emerge. That becomes your north star. -- Photographed with my Leica M262 / edited in Lightroom #photography #noicemag #leica

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The Littlest Viking

I'm Hetero for Samantha Maloney, by The Littlest Viking

from the album The Littlest Viking

Noooo 😩

Time to bring out sir paxton. One of my favorite devices. I think the first one is better tho

Just finished up a photo gig, and paid in sats 😎👌🏼

Just walked 4 miles to the bank and back to deposit my check. Proof of work^2 View quoted note →

Someone help me by explaining why this is taking up so much storage and how to fix this. I know that it has something to do with the relays.  #asknostr