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 This is a stronger wildlife photograph than it may first appear. The obvious weakness is technical sharpness, but several artistic elements are working in its favor. Subject Interest: 8.5/10 The animal itself is unusual and visually striking. The contrast between the black body and the large fluffy tail immediately attracts attention. Many viewers will stop simply because they don't see this subject every day. Behavior / Storytelling: 8.0/10 The photograph captures behavior rather than just an animal portrait. The animal appears to be investigating something in the leaf litter near discarded human debris, creating a subtle narrative: wildlife interacting with a human-altered environment curiosity foraging behavior The can adds an unexpected secondary element. Composition: 7.2/10 Strengths: Subject fills a substantial portion of the frame. Ivy leaves provide natural framing. Tail creates a strong visual anchor. Weaknesses: Head is partly hidden. Bright ...

  Two Girls, One Moment, Infinite Grain  by Ed Scholz Two versions of the same moment. One becomes memory, the other becomes myth. The original photograph holds the warmth of the night — laughter, movement, imperfect flash, the accidental honesty that candid photography lives on. The sketch version strips away the surface and leaves only contour, expression, and energy. Almost like the memory survived longer than the details. Interesting how some photos document reality while others reinterpret it into atmosphere. One says “this happened.” The other says “this is how it felt.” Nightlife photography from the late 2000s and early 2010s had a strange rawness before everything became hyper-curated and algorithmically polished. Grain, blown highlights, awkward flash, chaos — all part of the texture. #GreatguyTV #CitizenCanada #StreetPhotography #SketchArt #BlackAndWhitePhotography #TorontoArtist #NightlifePhotography #PhotoArt #CandidPhotography #DigitalArt #Y2KAesthetic #Indie...

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  Identity / Authorship art Scholz by 江戸門戸 by 江戸門戸 Scholz©2025 Edmund Scholz ©2025 江戸門戸 LegacySubject personal photographers reflective self portrait Scholz Time / Date / Era 20y06m 25y 25y09m 25y09m14d birthday Covid-19 Day Count 139 Covid-19 Day Count 146 Dominion Day Halloween JANUARY pandemic Era Reiwa 7 (令和7年) Saturday September SPRING WINTER Xmas Photography Styles / Techniques Black-and-white photography crop SQUARE candid photography DECISIVE MOMENT DISTORTION GLARE GOLDEN HOUR Guerilla photography GUILLOTINE photography Holga-ish Kamishibai photography LENS FLARE Lomo-ish edit night photography Pixelate portrait Portraits edit focal zoom reflections Sepia shadow shadows silhouette silhouette photography sketch picasa street photography Camera / Technical CAMERA ROLL Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS II USM FIND 2221 full sized INSTAGRAM EXPORT Cane Project / Disability cane cane project CANE ALONE canegirls collection Fibromyalgia lawful lawful good model project - cane - apoca...

3️⃣7️⃣ 三十七 Robotto o ugokasu（ロボットをうごかす）= to move the robot Romaji: sanjuunana robotto o ugokasu Sentence: Robotto o ugokashimasu. English: I move the robot. #LearnJapanese #Tdot #DOCSCHOLX #江戸門戸 #Metacognition #RobotLife #DailyJapanese 3️⃣8️⃣ 三十八 Oni o okosu（おにをおこす）= to wake the oni Romaji: sanjuuhachi oni o okosu Sentence: Asa ni oni o okoshimasu. English: I wake the oni in the morning. #LearnJapanese #Tdot #DOCSCHOLX #江戸門戸 #Metacognition #Oni #Routine 3️⃣9️⃣ 三十九 Kappa ni mizu o yaru（かっぱにみずをやる）= to give water to the kappa Romaji: sanjuukyuu kappa ni mizu o yaru Sentence: Kappa ni mizu o yarimasu. English: I give water to the kappa. #LearnJapanese #Tdot #DOCSCHOLX #江戸門戸 #Metacognition #Kappa #HomeLife 4️⃣0️⃣ 四十 Robotto o souji suru（ロボットをそうじする）= to clean the robot Romaji: yonjuu robotto o souji suru Sentence: Robotto o souji shimasu. English: I clean the robot. #LearnJapanese #Tdot #DOCSCHOLX #江戸門戸 #Metacognition #Cleaning #RobotCare 4️⃣1️⃣ 四十一 Oni ni tabemono o ageru（おににたべものをあげる）= to g...

    Drawing of E. Scholz Learning to Publish My First Book: Notes from the Trenches I thought writing a book was the hard part. Turns out, that was just the beginning. What I’ve really been learning lately is how to  publish  a book—specifically, how to get something live on Amazon KDP. And honestly, it’s been a mix of Google searches, AI explanations, random forum advice, and a lot of “wait… what?” moments. This is a journal-style snapshot of what I’ve figured out so far. The First Realization: Writing Isn’t Publishing At first, I assumed: “I’ll just finish writing, upload it, and done.” Nope. A real book—even a simple one—needs: A title page A copyright page A table of contents Formatting for digital  and  print That was the first shift: A manuscript is not a book yet. ISBNs, Canada, and Feeling Official One surprisingly nice discovery: in Canada, ISBNs are free. You can get them through Library and Archives Canada, which instantly makes things feel more ...