Once again, I broke an
informal rule of photography by
shooting a subject from its rear. Can you blame me? Just look at the fall foliage.
ThirstyFish.com has a very small audience. Some enjoy the
wildlife photos while others like the
rally photos - only a few like them both. Many seem to like the
street shots. Some hate the text and find it to be too philosophical, while most find it entertaining or educational.
I seem to get a little more feedback on the articles than the photos. Feedback can be interesting but it is not essential, although some feedback has inspired me to note down a few concepts. The size of the audience also does not matter, even if the site has an
audience of one. I still don't exactly understand
why I do what I do.
b.t.w., The most remarked post in the recent weeks has been
"Vote For Pedro!"