I love that you actually read them @donnadavisart! As time goes on and I see a lot of authors' posts getting shorter, and innovations like SteepShot [...which I'm not hating on. I love seeing new development on the STEEM blockchain], it does seem like Steemit is deciding if it's long form or short posts like Instragram. I think I'm an old school enough Steemian that I like long posts. I often wonder if they're worth the time to write them, so thank you for validating me :P
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I often feel the same way. I wonder when one takes the time to really write and organize photos and artwork and then might see a series of just one shot doing far better then their hard work. But, I also know it is not fair or even wise to compare, but it is hard not to.
I also don't mind short posts either, but they can also be well curated and I can often see the difference. And as I also am unsure if Steemit is going long or short form, I am considering again trying to do more than one post a day, something I gave up a while ago, simply to share a simple photo post and then possibly a drawing post and see if it's adding to our community or is it just me dropping more flotsam and jetsam on the already littered shore?
Well, it's all an experiment, really, so I'll just treat Steemit like I do my art and just keep trying out random things and see what works best :)
I love that the tearing up eyes were the act of environment because in the photo it does add to the melancholy of the gaze upon the mean city. Well done.