Welcome to The Spore Trail
Samuel Lison
Welcome to my personal corner on the Web! I am Samuel Lison, and I am from Melbourne, Australia!
I created this website as my little corner to consolidate all my thoughts, opinions, art and words into one place that is owned and self-hosted by me.
I chose to move away from mainstream social media and creating my own domain and identity on the internet where I am free to say and express what I wish and how I wish.
On this website, I also share my photography journey, which includes photos I have imported and edited from RAW format into art, as well as sound recordings from my hiking adventures which I make available for you to download completely free, or, you can choose to pay what you feel my work is worth to you. All through Ko-Fi. Just visit the shop and browse!
I appreciate you visiting my corner, and look forward to some productive discussions.
Latest Posts & Replies
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Weekly Recap - Week 39
I’ve skipped a few weeks of recaps, unfortunately, and that’s a combination of pure laziness as well as being limited to what I am wanting to share with the public on the open web.I think I will stop making these recaps on a perfect weekly basis and instead make recaps when that week has had significant, fun things that are worth reading about, and that are not too private.
I still keep a daily journal on my new Apple, and I like to reflect on all my thoughts on a weekly basis, but I will curate what I wish to share publicly at the end of each week, and if there is enough to share, I will …
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Reed Sentinel 📸
New Holland Honeyeater perched on pale reeds at Werribee Open Range Zoo, Melbourne; black‑and‑white bird with bright yellow wing patch and white eye, facing left against a soft, beige, blurred background.
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@photoschmid.com I just looked at your website and your street photography - they look so good! That’s something I wish to learn and will probably try out here in Melbourne, Australia eventually once I build the confidence!
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@photoschmid.com I think mostly luck, and I did have to crop in from my 600mm lens, as I was a little too far for my liking.
I am still learning, so thank you for the comment. I do appreciate it :)
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