Whaleshares Curation Show Recap

Welcome everyone to another recap!

Long time no see, right. Sorry for being away for two weeks, I've been catching up with family and visited Florida for the first time in my life. It was hot, humid and beautiful. By the way, the photo above was taken by yours truly at Cocoa beach pier, lovely place. I kinda think it would not be the same if it was sunny that day, the stormy skies are so charming. Speaking of which here goes my first pick.

I. One cloudy day by @mu1stu.
Honestly, I feel like these photos were taken out of a fairy-tale or a video game. The sky and clouds look so dramatic, vibrant and angry. I am really digging these and I just cannot stop thinking of all the things I would do if I were there. Pretty impressive.
In case you are wondering these are Hungarian country landscapes, somewhere on the border with Romania. I have never been to either of them, but staring at these gorgeous photographs makes me want to teleport there and play in the rain.
By the way, @mu1stu mentions that his friends and family members thought he was being crazy for trying to capture this beauty with a thunderstorm coming, I thought it would be crazy not to. I would absolutely do the same thing. Solid post, breathtaking pictures.

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II. Exploring Japan - A Visit to Tenjin-san Flea Market in Kyoto by @oen.
Out of all the places in the world Japan and Iceland are the ones that I want to visit the most (hopefully soon). Both of them are islands and both of them are very unique and mysterious in many similar ways. I could probably sit around and talk about them for hours, but I gotta move on to this little flea market in Kyoto.
Travel posts like that always make feel like I learned a little more about a country or a culture. I enjoy when people share their adventures in small towns or little events that not many of us know of, just like this flea market in Kyoto. It takes place every 25th day of the month and attracts a lot of craftsmen, tourists and local students. Apparently the market is located nearby a Sugawara Michizane shrine, who was an unfairly exiled politician, scholar and a poet.
Looking at the photographs, you can tell that the market is pretty cramped and just like most places in Japan is tiny yet it is quite popular. I would certainly love to walk around and check out the goods they got over there. So far, my favorite thing is the bags filled up with unknown dry herbs, maybe it is tea or some dried seaweed, regardless it is pretty cool, I would probably eat it too haha. Awesome flea market tour.

Extra content:

1. A quick dinner - 📸 - Juicy chicken with vegetables and herbs by @madlenfox.
2. Peach , Grilled Haloumi and Chicken Salad❤️📷 by @loveisintheair.
3. Minimum Wage is NOT Necessary by @daniscib.
4. Developing the creativity of children in classes | Wooden house (Box Money) - TUTORIAL by @saracampero.
5. Sharing a hint of a new painting by @donnadavisart.
6. ¡Pasos para la elaboración de un calzado. by @erick777.
7. My Lucid Dreaming Journey Day 70 - Potato In The Ground by @erick777.

Whaleshares photo contest winner: Best look by @kubbyelizabeth.

About:

Every week our host, myself, @lindahas, @breezin and a guest curator select 12 posts from #postpromotion to present in a live curation that typically starts at 6 PM EST in #curation-lounge channel on Whaleshares server. Anyone is welcome to come along and spectate the discussion and everyone who does tune in and sticks around until the end of the event will be awarded with complimentary assets that are distributed by the host of the show @nikflossus.
There are no obligatory rules as to what kind of content you should create to catch a curator's attention, we're different people and we like different things; some shoot for longreads they enjoy, some prefer to browse through tutorials or art projects. We are people and our choices are subjective, of course. As the platform grows it gets harder to push your work out there and get noticed. However when it comes to scoping out top quality posts, we try our very best to point out the ones that received very little to no rewards.

To learn more about the Whaleshares Curation Show on Mondays I suggest you join Whaleshares Discord, check out the blog of our host @nikflossus and our community leader @officialfuzzy.