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Naturally occuring fungal terraces. Caught my eye as I was walking.
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Thanks.
- Yes, it was a huge formation, and with alot of detail to it.
Snapped a whole bunch of pictures of it, but this one turned out the best. Glad you liked it.
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I am learning a lot and already know how to send the llama. : D
I'm happy.
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Haha, that's fantastic!
- I recieved your llama, and I promise to take good care of it.
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yes.
where you live?
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I'm from a little town called Holmestrand in Norway.
Pretty during the spring and summer, good in the fall and cold as hell during winter. Though still oddly charming.
Where are you from?
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I live in a small state called MacapΓ‘, everything here is more or less simple. Thank God it's not as dangerous compared to bigger places like Sao Paulo, for example.
In addition, we have a hot climate for most of the year, at certain times it rains a lot and I love those times, because I prefer the cold.
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MacapΓ‘ looks nice, lots of green areas. Surely a better place to live than Sao Paulo, no doubt.'
Funny, here its mostly cold, cludy/raining and dark throughout the year, so we enjoy the heat (up 'til a certain temperature).
If you enjoy the cold, then pay a visit to Norway during the winter months.
- Winter is a good time, the worst part is not the cold, it's the absence of sunlight.
And a bit of snow shoveling is to be expected, but overall; not bad.
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Amazing.
When you talk about liking the heat and the light, I am led to value the heat that we have here. Hahahaha
But I feel very interested in knowing your country, here in Brazil has a colder state, called Rio Grande do Sul, there is even snow. I intend to go there one day, but what stops me is the corruption that robs much of the wealth and makes all Brazilians affected. In addition, there are problems with minimum wage, etc.
But I dream to visit one day hahahaha
I am very grateful for everything you have taught me and talked about Deviantart, and your natural country. Soon, I intend to publish photos with the kind of art I love along with my wife.
Change the subject. I've seen something on the site about being a special user, the Core, this is something that costs about 147 dollars, what are the advantages?
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Sorry about the late reply. ^^'
Its all up to differentiating circumstances- and climate of course.
I'd enjoy the cold more if it had been warm most of the year as well, I'm sure.
Corruption is affecting the whole world, it seems, but definetly there's askewed amounts of it in between countries,
society as is will last a long, long time still, but it will crack under it in the long run. Corruption can't last when people won't stand for it no more.
Sorry to hear that you're all affected so directly, that you can't afford to travel somewhere you want to travel. (within your own country)
However, all in all it seems you're handling the situation well from what I can read. Always a plus to have a positive attitude.
Norway is no exception when it comes to corruption, but in general people have more than what they need here, so the general population doesn't even think twice about it being a problem in need of being dealt with.
So one find oneself asking of what is worse? Surprisingly obvious corrution or the well hidden one, that resides behind the ever open- yet closed halls of politics.
We've also been heavily discussing that we should crack open the arctic sea for oil drilling recently to gain even more material wealth amongst ourselves at the cost of the rest of the world, while still claiming to be a champion for a greener future. So theres that, as well. Amongst other hypocritical things that the Norwegian government (and hence its people) are doing.
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Got a little, uh, political there for a moment. - Sorry about that.
All in all, there's up-sides and down-sides to every country and society, and none are easily described. At least not for me, and I thank whatever that there are smarter people than me out there that can, but one still has to try and change something that is about to go off the rails in whatever small way one can.
Norway is beautifull, and so is Brazil, both in their own way.
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About the Core-membership then:
Now, the core is quite difficult to explain, in on its own, but I use it mostly to customize my page, (still kind of experimenting with that in some regards).
Other than that, I'd refer you to this forum discussion:Β forum.deviantart.com/art/generβ¦
I am not entirely sure wether or not I can say that it is worth the investment, so take care before making a decision about it, browse through the forums and get a over-view of its pro's and con's from more experienced users first. Then try out the 3-month subscription like I have first. It's a cheaper investment if you decide its not worth it in the longer run.
Hope this helps, and I am looking forward to see some photos from Brazil.
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Thank you for the information.
It is interesting that you speak on two sides of corruption, hidden and perceivable. I had never thought about this side and I seek to see everything in a broad way, nevertheless I have never fulfilled this point of view.
About me being someone who lives in a positive way, I affirm that everything comes from the grace of God in my life, after all, I have not always been a happy person like now. I mean, things were tough one day, but sometime Jesus found me and everything started to change gradually.
Today I am surrounded by wonderful people, whom I can claim to be true friends, something that I take very seriously because I have met many people around me, but most of them never took my friendship seriously.
Now I take these experiences so I do not make the wrong decisions again because I believe that in life you face everything in a stronger way when you have the right people around. I mean, friendship is like sheakspeare wrote: "One day you learn that friends are the family that allowed us to choose ..." so I say that I am very cautious with whom I will call friend.
I also apologize for the delay in responding, I confess that I had to think about what you said about the site, about the subject of corruption so I went to do some research and got a bit more glimpse of Deviantart.
I am very grateful for your help and I apologize if it is being annoying.
How old are you ?
are you married ?
I'm 22 years old and I'm married to the perfect woman.
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You're not annoying, and we all have our personal lives offline as well. So no need to apologize for late replies.
That said, its been a busy few weeks for me. - So I am sorry for my late reply... 
I am 26 years old.
Not yet married, or in a relationship for that matter. Still haven't found the right chemistry.
Your belief is inspiring, and if it brings you nothing but happiness and positivity then keep it going strong! I respect that fully.
As of me, I am not religious-, to me- the world itself- existence is beautiful. It brings me peace to think of how small we are on the cosmic scale.
The impressions is that people seem to think that our impact on the universe and everything is insignificant, and that may be somewhat true,
however, the beauty lies not in our impact itself, it is in us. We're born from stars exploding, and to me that is beautiful. In some way we are all connected through the entire creation of everything.
If the chain of events was started by a God or not, doesn't really matter all that much to me. ^^"
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Hope you're having a blast on deviantart so far!
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1. How much does the minimum wage in your country cost?
2.Β are you in college? university?
3.Β do you live with your parents?
Forgive me for asking so many questions, my goal is to get information for the scrapbook I'm finishing and I'll give it to my wife. Thank God I have gotten many ideas and curiosities that filled the scrapbook well, but there are still missing items and I remembered you and I decided to quote you in the middle of the stories that are in the book. He can be called a diary, I'm still not sure what to call him, but his theme is: "Diary of a year that I loved you."
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No problem, you're writing a scrapbook? That is cool.
On to the questions, then.
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- Minimum wage is mostly averaging 150 Norske kroner (NOK) per hour. (150NOK = 19.11$) - Before taxation. (Though lower paying jobs do exist here as well, so don't take my knowledge of the situation to be the whole truth ^^)
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- I attended at university a few years back, and have a bachelor degree in Renewable Energy Sources.
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- As of now, yes. Hopefully for not all that much longer, but time will tell. It is definetly cost-beneficial to live at home for the time being.
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Quote me in the middle of the book though, how?
- In that case, thanks, I'll take it as a compliment.
Hope 2018 is treating you well so far, my friend, have a good one!
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I've been visiting an art site called Deviantart for over 5 years, and I really really like it because it gives me lots of inspiration through your ideas from people all over the world. In this same site, I recently met a young man named AndrΓ©, he is very attentive and seeks to answer my questions whenever possible and, therefore, I decided to quote him in this diary. The last time I spoke to him, I asked him a few questions about the minimum wage, if he entered higher education in his country (NORWAY) and told him he would be mentioned in a book I call scrapbook diary.
I conclude that in Norway people have comfortable living conditions, however, I also discovered that there is corruption and as AndrΓ© said, "she is disguised very well ...", as in the whole world nothing is perfect, however, I I say, even without having gone to Norway, it is a wonderful place in its particular characteristics, as it is in Brazil and here in MacapΓ‘ where you and I live (my wife).
I'm going to send a message thanking my friend for his attention, answers and also for instructing me about the site itself, I did not know him that well, despite visiting him for so long. Now I have a good story to tell, in addition, I will paste some of the pictures that my friend put into your account and send an image with the page dedicated to it. Thank you AndrΓ©.
well this is the text doing the quote.
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Hehe, seems nice.
- Hope it'll make for a good read!
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Hi, my friend!
how are you?
have a nice day.Β I was busy solving some issues.
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Is that a single body or a colony? is it toxic? did you touch it after photographing? nice natural organisation keep on!
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I believe that this is a colony. Although I'm no expert.
It is not edible, according to wikipedia at least. So, I guess that means some varying levels of toxicity is to be expected with this one.
(When dealing with mushrooms, always be certain, so I'll stay on the safe side, and advice against eating it. 
I did touch it, it felt solid on top, and very fluffy on the bottowm, like with any mushroom.
Another fun-fact from wikipedia is that these sorts of mushroom were often used as natural combs for horses. - The more you know.
- Thanks! Glad you liked it, and I'll try my best!
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thank you for this long answer, good luck
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great find, an exceptional large formation of Daedalea quercina
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Oniroid how do you deal with fungus names?
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Mostly from memory, I also have fungi id guides if i need them.
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Yes, they were really thriving in that spot it seems.
I snapped alot of pictures of it, but this one turned out the best.
Glad you liked it, have a good one!
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Hey there! Thank you for your submission to for feedback!
Comparing this shot to your other submission, there are a few things I notice. First of all, it's a lot cleaner! I see no distractions like the grass in your other shot, and also leading lines are much more obvious in this one. The depth of field in this capture is also very nice! We fade in and out as we walk our eyes through the photo, and it creates a very nice effect!Β
No suggestions on this one! Keep up the good work!
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Thanks alot for the feedback!
- Have a good one!
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