Hello macro photography lovers at photofeed!I always say that the world revolves around aligning itself through causality.I found this formidable initiative at the exact moment when I received an unexpected but exciting visit.

Saudações excelente comunidade brasileira!Hoje venho com uma proposta diferente, um poema para acompanhar a degustação de um café requintado graças ao fascinante Concurso que a @cryptocompany, @crazyphantombr e a @hive-br nos trazem nesta semana #31. Espero que gostem e me contem suas impressões! Um abraço a todos!

Have you ever found something that perhaps would have been better left unfound? The Wind asked the last column. The Wind, that's what they call Marcos, the beggar. Marcos was never poor, but one day he decided to leave home and never return. No one knows how, but despite being homeless, he always walks clean. His clothes, already worn by time—and this is why they call him that—remain spotless. He wears a black linen suit, a white shirt, and matching black shoes. Everything together harmonizes the slim figure of a luminous being whose gray hair projects a certain age that it's better not to ask. His smile, the best ally of his beard, which he himself calls The Column. Everyone in town creates stories about the causes of his homelessness, his name, his beard, the actions he repeats daily. No one helps him, and they continue talking behind his back. The curious thing is that of all of them, no one utters a single letter when he performs his ritual. No one can say a single letter at that moment, because the city stops to applaud at his feet.

Hello world travelers!How about we take a tour of downtown Santa Clara, my hometown? Okay? Well, first, let's take a sip of water—it's quite hot here, which is why I'm bringing you here at night this time—let's breathe, smile, and walk. As the poet Antonio Machado said: Walker, there is no path, the path is made by walking.

Hello beings of light in color and black and white!Today I found myself meditating through the contemplation of flowers, and this motivated me to bring you this photograph. It may seem simple, but I leave it for your consideration.

Hello, fantastic beings of #photofeed!Today I'm stopping by the center of my city to show you one of the main streets that handles the heaviest motor and pedestrian traffic, although at this moment I made an effort to capture it in a calm moment from the daily maelstrom that covers its cobblestones.