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Olúmáyọ̀wá

@uxerntfound

non-award winning designer & photographer.

Katılım Haziran 2011
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Olúmáyọ̀wá@uxerntfound·
New glass in the bag, the Sony FE 85mm f/ 1.4 GM II. Details, character, intention. I shot this on Sony a7 IV with the 55mm f/1.4 Zeiss lens.
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Olúmáyọ̀wá@uxerntfound·
The most frustrating aspect of this app is its lengthy text form. Twitter was designed for concise and easily digestible text, but it has become increasingly overwhelming to consume.
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Olúmáyọ̀wá@uxerntfound·
As a photographer, you only need three lenses: an 85mm f1.4 lens, a 24-70mm f2.8 lens, and a 70-200mm f2.8 lens.
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Clifford Enobun@cliffordenobun·
NEW MUSIC ALERT 🚨 Now & Forever 👉🏾 linktr.ee/cliffordenobun Please listen, add to playlists, buy, and share 🙏
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Olúmáyọ̀wá@uxerntfound·
That is the key to freedom. A mind that no longer asks the world for approval to live the life it was meant to live.
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Olúmáyọ̀wá@uxerntfound·
The moment you truly stop caring about what people think or feel about your path, something powerful happens. You become unstoppable. Not because obstacles disappear, but because they no longer control you.
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Olúmáyọ̀wá@uxerntfound·
You’re the only one standing in your own way. Not the world. Not other people. Not their opinions. The real battle has always been internal. It’s the quiet fight between your fear and the person you know you’re capable of becoming.
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Wole@Kingwole·
Nigerian Christians always find a new pastor to worship every year, and the most recent one is Dolapo Lawal. I like a lot about dude but idk why Nigerians can’t have a regular relationship with anything, na straight to worship mode.
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Olúmáyọ̀wá@uxerntfound·
He should have trusted his gut and not have anything to do with you. How do you judge someone without even knowing anything about them or their situation? Y'all need to extend grace to people and BTW, nobody asked for this unnecessary story.
Opeyemi Babalola@BOTAD01

New employees were introduced to us on the 5th of this month, the first day of work this year. One of them is a Nigerian, and when we were told to introduce ourselves, I made sure I mentioned my name loudly so that he would hear me. His countenance showed he was not interested in meeting a Nigerian, as I thought. So, we left it that way and left. I noticed this guy has been sitting at the lobby after the close of work since he joined the organization but since he is not interested in any familiarity, I didn't bother to ask him why. Today, during lunch, his line manager jokingly asked if I had met my brother from Nigeria in his team, and I just smiled. I didn't say anything. A few minutes later, he walked into the break room and sat adjacent to us, then his manager called him to come and meet another Nigerian, "His brother". Reluctantly, he came, mentioned his name, and then he went back to his seat. I saw his countenance that he really doesn't want friendship or any familiarity like that. After work today, I saw him at the lobby, so I asked casually if he was waiting for his car to get warm before leaving. He said he was waiting for Uber. I wanted to leave the conversation that way, but I just felt I could assist, so I asked if I should drop him. I collected his address, put it on the map, and behold, he lives 3 streets away from me. If we had talked on the 5th, when he joined the company, I would have known that he needed assistance and that would have saved him a lot of money.

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Olúmáyọ̀wá@uxerntfound·
I appreciate your roasting them in the comments. None of them have presented a valid reason to support their opinion. Humans are ruled by biases and sentiments, and we set false standards. It’s a nice to have, but not a dealbreaker. I completely agree with you.
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Framer University
Framer University@learnframer·
how is this 2.5 hour @framer crash course is free?? comment "TUTORIAL" and i'll send it over to you! :)
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Olúmáyọ̀wá@uxerntfound·
New glass in the bag, the Sony FE 85mm f/ 1.4 GM II. Details, character, intention. I shot this on Sony a7 IV with the 55mm f/1.4 Zeiss lens.
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Olúmáyọ̀wá@uxerntfound·
I lost my mother two months ago, and this deeply resonates with me. No one owes me anything or is obligated to share in my grief. All I request is to be treated with consideration and not be inconsiderate. Losing a parent profoundly transforms you in unimaginable ways.
Yetunde Omobolanle✨@Divayetty1

Hot take, and this one is for my close friends. I know some of you haven’t forgotten that I lost my dad. But I also feel like, after a while, people forget to remember. The check-ins reduce. The awareness fades. Life moves on for everyone else, which is fair tbh. It’s not a personal thing so that’s normal. But whe I decline invites and people ask, “Why aren’t you coming? What happened?” I’m always a bit stunned. Like… take a wild guess? Everything is still fresh. I lost a parent. Someone actually died in my life this year. It may not feel that deep to you, but it is to me. Sometimes I’m just not in the mood. Sometimes I don’t have the capacity. And yes, in an ideal world, you’d still be checking in, because grief doesn’t expire (mine isn’t even up to 8 months). 💀 And when people say things like, “You carry grief well,” I honestly don’t know what that means. How exactly am I supposed to carry it? Loudly? Quietly? Performatively? Just because I’m not always talking about it or posting about it doesn’t mean it’s not heavy. This wasn’t a random loss. This was my dad. A parent. My person. So, yeah. 🫠

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