A lot of work went into the digital art and haiku above, and so I was tempted to leave off this post where we are now. I am a single mom who homeschools her son and rereads her work. I always have something else to do. But no. I couldn't do that. Maybe some of you might think I phoned it in and with a rotary landline at that.

It is lesson time, Steemians.

So grab your thinking caps and digital slate boards. Let's look at where this piece began.

They are currently featuring a small showcase of Emily Carr's work in the Vancouver Art Gallery Rotunda. You can click here to take a look. The paintings are superb but so is the setting. The circular cut in the ceiling and the surrounding light lit up the artistic eureka bulb in my cerebral cortex. Fortunately, unlike Carr, I wouldn't have to paint my idea. I could use modern technology. Still it wouldn't be an easy task.

I have noticed a trend on the blockchain. There is the belief that a longer post must have taken more effort and thought than a shorter post. I read things like it was just one photo. Let me tell you as a writer it is a lot easier and quicker for me to record some of my thoughts than to first take my photos, then edited them, but unlike this case, not edited too much, but in just the right way. It takes time, tenacity, and attention to detail. Things that are sometimes lacking in more wordier posts.

Here I am getting wordier myself. So bonus, you get both.

What's the point of all this. We all get free downvotes now. Please be very careful how and when you use them. Don't shoot down the stars.

I will leave you with a shot from Hubble.