Great shots! Thank you for sharing. You may want to differentiate the titles on more of your pics, at first glance they look like duplicates. We hope to see more of your work!
Thanks, will do. Any idea why I can’t see your comment on my post? I am replying from the notification screen. When i try to click the same notification from memmy app - entire app crashes. Not expecting you to resolve anything i am just ranting. Also lemmy doesn’t show any of my posts i made - i just hope some comments are posted on my post and then i can see if there are any upvotes etc. thanks for reading.
Have you checked through a browser log in to see if you are still not seeing your posts or my comment earlier? I am able to see all of your posts on your profile. You have posted with this community 10 times, thank you for sharing your pictures!
Yes and even from the browser window I can’t see my posts and neither your comments, i am replaying again from the notification screen. And this has been an issue for quite some time and honestly making me dislike this platform, anyway another rant. Hope you have a good day ahead.
That’s interesting. I am very much not a tech person and with that I am not sure what suggestions to provide. I do understand why that would be frustrating. Have you considered reaching out to one of the admins here or posting in one of the support communities like Lemmy World Support so see if they can replicate your issues or resolve them? You have great photos, so I hope you stick around with us! You as well.
Hi there! Looks like you linked to a Lemmy community using a URL instead of its name, which doesn’t work well for people on different instances. Try fixing it like this: !support
I have raised this issue in lemmy world support but as I can’t see the post i made - not sure what’s happening though. Do you mind looking for it or if you know any mods admins - please if you could redirect them. Thanks in advance.
Great combo! I run with my 35mm f1.4 most of the time, but sometimes wish I have a 23mm with me too for the times where 35mm (on an apsc) is just too tight.
