Engagement with others is a slow but sure way to receive engagement back. It started slow for me, so I definitely understand the frustration while you try to get traction.

I suggest some formatting changes. Keep your titles short and simple. Explain the details in your post itself. Tell a story. How did you find your subject? What difficulties were there in achieving your shot? I see you already have a table of information about the camera. I do hope you are "mrjhon01," though, because if you are not, that's a copy/paste transgression almost as bad as outright plagiarism and it does not deserve upvotes.

Additionally, post in English alongside your native language. You can use columns like so:

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<div class=pull-left>

    *** (3 asterisks form a break line)
    (blank line)
    <div class=pull-left> (or -right>)
    (blank line)
    Body text
    (blank line)
    </div>
    (blank line)
    *** (3 asterisks form a break line)

</div>

<div class-pull-right>

See how I am splitting this left and right, with the Markdown code over there, and this text block here? This is a demonstration doing exactly what that describes. You can see the full details [here,](https://hiveblocks.com/hivebuzz/@jacobtothe/re-deksyech-r1twh7) too. The asterisks before and after your text blocks will help keep the formatting from displaying poorly due to uneven left and right paragraph lengths and image embedding.

</div>

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Stick with it! HIVE has grown a lot since I started, but the new (to me, anyway) communities allow you to more easily find your niche. [The Ink Well](https://peakd.com/c/hive-170798/created) or [Freewriters](https://peakd.com/c/hive-161155/created) are great if you like writing fiction, for example. There are also communities for photography, cooking, political discussion, and more. I see you already post in one. Do you also comment on the work of others?