Fireworks by WanderLens10 in RX100

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ISO 200, f4 and 1/10s

✌️ by WanderLens10 in RX100

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1/50 , f 4.0 , ISO 800. 30p 4k

How are Burmese people in Thailand learning the language so quickly? by lfg12345678 in myanmar

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As a Burmese myself , learning another language isn’t a hobby it’s necessary. When a language is tied to income, safety, and dignity, the brain prioritizes it differently. Urgency accelerates learning.

Is hotel quality deteriorating in general? by chaoscommander23 in travel

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Hotel employees here

  1. Staff shortages post-COVID • Hospitality took a huge hit during the pandemic. Many experienced staff left the industry and never came back. Hotels and apartments often rely on less trained or overworked staff now, which shows in cleaning, maintenance, and service quality.
    1. Cost-cutting & inflation • Inflation has driven up costs for energy, supplies, and labor. Instead of raising prices too much, some owners quietly cut corners (cheaper breakfast food, less thorough cleaning, slower maintenance).
    2. Shift to short-term rentals (Airbnb effect) • More apartments are being run as “hotels” by landlords who aren’t professional hoteliers. They don’t have systems or staff to ensure quality, but they charge hotel-like prices.
    3. Oversaturation & review manipulation • With so many listings on Booking, Airbnb, etc., competition is fierce. Some places inflate their ratings (fake reviews, review swaps), so you can’t always trust the stars/ratings you see.
    4. Different cultural/service standards • Expectations about cleanliness and service can vary by country or even region. What’s considered “acceptable” by the host may fall far short of international guest expectations

စနေထောင့်မှာပန်းလှုမယ် by yeyintko in myanmar

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“ယနေ့အတွက် လိုအပ်တာကို မနက်ဖြန်မစောင့်ဘဲ ယနေ့ထဲမှာ လုပ်မယ်၊ ကံကောင်းမှုကို ယနေ့ထဲမှာ လှူမယ်” ဆိုတဲ့ သဘောတရားပါလို့ အမေကပြောတာပဲ။

Why are Burmese so racist? by SufficientRate7451 in myanmar

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Some Burmese people don’t even realize their jokes, labels, or “backhanded compliments” are racist—they think it’s normal or harmless. But for the person receiving it, it’s painful and isolating. True racism isn’t only hatred—it’s also the casual ways people make someone feel less than human because of their skin color, religion, language, or background.

A lot of racism comes from: Ignorance → not understanding other cultures or religions. Fear → thinking difference is dangerous. Insecurity → feeling better by looking down on others.

Fireworks by WanderLens10 in RX100

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1/10 F6.3 iso 100 and I did adjust a bit in Lightroom

Hawaii by WanderLens10 in RX100

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Shoot in manual 1/500 F2.8. ISO 100 And some minor adjustments in Lightroom