As you know g+ is shutting down on April 2. While it is sad news for kindred landscapers like me, good news is that the same set of aficionado has sought refuge under mewe. I too have an account there and slowly adjusting to new arena.
Human emotions cannot overpower corporate strategies and migration is inevitable. G+ has provided great inspiration to me and now it's time to continue that same vigor in mewe. If you are part of mewe please connect with me here. I will be glad to connect you back. However I will still miss those high quality images in g+
My primary inspiration is as always mother nature. The second inspiration is to narrate those feelings of nature via blogger. I have lost that third inspiration which I hope to regain speedily in mewe.
Conclusively my photographic expedition is not seeing sunset and will be seamless . It's only the platform migration. Only reason I did not choose Instagram was lack of desktop upload.
I want to cherish more of new sunrise than the bygone sunset. But eventually both of them need equal reception.
You can cherish the g+ sunset before it perishes here. Of-course the link will be dead in a week: https://plus.google.com/+Nandakumar/posts
Catch me in Mewe to continue behold those beautiful nature photographs: https://mewe.com/i/nandakumar1
Human emotions cannot overpower corporate strategies and migration is inevitable. G+ has provided great inspiration to me and now it's time to continue that same vigor in mewe. If you are part of mewe please connect with me here. I will be glad to connect you back. However I will still miss those high quality images in g+
My primary inspiration is as always mother nature. The second inspiration is to narrate those feelings of nature via blogger. I have lost that third inspiration which I hope to regain speedily in mewe.
Conclusively my photographic expedition is not seeing sunset and will be seamless . It's only the platform migration. Only reason I did not choose Instagram was lack of desktop upload.
I want to cherish more of new sunrise than the bygone sunset. But eventually both of them need equal reception.
You can cherish the g+ sunset before it perishes here. Of-course the link will be dead in a week: https://plus.google.com/+Nandakumar/posts
Catch me in Mewe to continue behold those beautiful nature photographs: https://mewe.com/i/nandakumar1
So beautiful!
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