Photographer's problem: Taking picture of a concept which you really love then spending hours and hours with editing and getting more and more unsure about what you are doing and how your pictures look like. But you still love the concept so you edit it again and again, making hunderds of verisions. And you end up with one you like or something. So you start to upload it and write the description and stuffs. But you get unsure again and edit the photo again and make much more verison and feeling desperate and you don't know anymore that this picture is nice or the most terrible thing you've ever done. So you decide to don't upload it. But... maybe you can show it at least on your tumblr blog. But what if it's actually nice and you should show it on Deviantart?! But if it's terrible, all your watcher will hate you and won't follow your works and you will miss them because they are so kind and sweet. But if you don't upload it, the hours you spend on editing is wasted time so you have to do something. And you start to slowly become crazy. So you upload it. Then delet it. And you upload it again.
And here is the end of the story
The concept is from this picture:
[link] what I took during my
92 days of Summer project. My friend Ádám asked me how I made this picture and it reminded me that I wanted to take some more picture with this concept. I spent this week at Budapest because my second semester has begun so that's why it is with a picture of Budapest this time
Featured:
[link] 
`ChewedKandi has certainly gone out of her way to keep the vector community on the right path. Always making sure that her talents are infinitely scalable, Sharon has put her bezier curves to excellent use, and firmly anchored herself as an inspirational leader. We're absolutely delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for June 2013 to `ChewedKandi. Congratulations, Sharon! Read More
Sta.sh
(And don't worry about the people who don't like it - they'll simply click at "remove from messages" and forget about it. There are always different opinions
Second and more important, I agree with Craindre, you are not going to loose watchers because of one photo, and if you did, then they do not see your talent. I see what you post!! My opinion does not count. Yours does! Do you like it? Then that is all that matters. Have you looked at my photo? Nothing like yours, not even close. I wish they were as good as yours. I wish I had as many views on one photo of mine that you have on yours.
Last and most important, be yourself! Be happy with who you are and what you do! Once you stop enjoying the magic, then it is work. The pursuit of happiness come from within.
Me, I love your work, mostly all of it, but not all of it. I have you listed here as a friend that I watch (stalk as Crandre would say