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Anonymous
I sit here at my day job looking out at the bright skies beyond, wondering what shots I’d have taken if I wasn’t bound by wagecuckery. They say freedom is the most important principle in western culture, but are we even really free? Perhaps we’re just cowards, and freedom has always been the prize of the brave, regardless of the culture you live in.
Anonymous
I want to be a director and script writer. Everybody wants to be a photographer. Everyone else wants to be an actor. Even more baseball stars, and football superheroes. Keep taking pictures, but understand its alluring to many.
Anonymous
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>>3685200 Not saying I’ll ever be great, just that I wish I had the nerve to try.
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>>3685182 I recognize that window, you already posted it here, right?
Oh and yeah. But at least you have a job. If I had a job, I'd save up until I could buy a sailboat and gtfo around the world.
Anonymous
>>3685182 I like what I see and I like what I read. You should do moody depressing photography companied by melancholy commentary.
Anonymous
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>>3685291 >accompanied fuck my autocorrect
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Am I going to make it /p/?
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>>3684939 $52 is how much they sold it for, 30% comission leaves me $16
>tfw you need $50 balance to cash out feels bad man
I just wish I could know what book it's going to be used in, it'd be pretty neat to see the a full-page print of my pic
Anonymous
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>>3685134 I'd keep an eye out for it but since its inside the cover idk if Ill ever see it
Anonymous
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>>3684979 he had to eat some of his growing family. they were tender but gamey. with slight hints of fish.
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>>3685134 lol thought it would be the other way, they take $16 you get the 70%
Anonymous
I recently stumbled across this pdf that breaks down some opinions about street photography. I agree with most of his points, thoughts?
http://noptialbe.net/docs/street_photography_for_the_purist.pdf
Anonymous
>>3684061 >t. I'm trans btw Anonymous
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>>3684039 >Trolling or self advertisement? >>3684053 Im a random guy that just purchased his first dslr...
>>3682851 OP can you give me more pdfs of similar books
>>3684090 Did he step on your toes, metrosexual snowflake? Rich effeminate faggots like you can only produce garbage because you're completely dissociated from the rest of society. If anything, it's these kids who are the ones who'd be out there virtue signalling about BLM. You can't come from the right with ad hominems nigger.
Anonymous
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>>3684443 >t. I'm trans btw Anonymous
Anonymous
Let's get a thread going for unflattering portraiture. Show me your least vanity-stoking portraits.
Anonymous
>>3685242 Aw fuck, vellus hair, my bad. Criss-crossed "velum" as in parchment, and "vellus" in my mind. Although they both probably share a latin root.
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>>3685242 >>3685246 dude lmao thats not hair, shes wearing some spandex thing, she was soft as a doll.
Anonymous
jorge
anonymous
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Anyone into clouds?
Anonymous
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>>3683294 more like the silver-lining surfer AMIRITEHUEHUE
Anonymous
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Does anyone know where was noctilucent pic posted? I saw one posted on p a while ago. Thought it was in this thread.
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first photo i took the day I got my K-50 back in 2014
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>>3683182 I like. USA?
>>3683183 Cooming.
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I'm making a small travel kit for all of next year. Needs to do everything, but mostly landscapes and wildlife, and to keep it all in the size of a medium pelican box.
Anonymous
>>3685237 >They conveniently overlook that it's 4k @ 480 Mbps Who gives a shit about that when multiple other brands than Canon offer those bitrates?
It was a legitimate criticism when your Full Frame crop factor became smaller than Micro4/3 crop factor.
Anonymous
>>3685240 >It was a legitimate criticism when your Full Frame crop factor became smaller than Micro4/3 crop factor. >super 35 >smaller than m4/3 >t. Brainlet Anonymous
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>>3685251 Almost
>If you calculate the crop factor only horizontally it is 1.75x but taking into account the vertical crop as well, it is a bit more than a 1.8x crop It was your APS-C cameras that achieved ultra pathetic smartphone crop factor.
Anonymous
Really would stay away from mirrorless cameras for now.
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>>3685260 here's a coping DSLR buyer
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I enjoy Photo mode and stuff like that but I feel like i could use some improvement. any advice or criticism is welcome
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>>3682788 This is the most based photographer in gaming.
>Takes a minimum of 5 photos everyday >Posts in /RPT/ regularly >Will stop mid-fight to set up a composition >Takes photo of his friends' adventure >Uses context to make photos more relevant to his audience Awesome character, great game, FFXV was a good one
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>>3683002 I like this one.
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Give recs for PS4 games with a decent photo mode
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i really like Berduu on flickr! i've been meaning to start doing some vidyatography when i can't go shoot for real.
Anonymous
Is there some way to find an interesting places to shoot nearby? Should I consider travelling across the state or it's possible to take good pics in hometown only? I live in a very industrial city filled with garbage architecture. Pic just for example.
ApexAsian
>>3682726 You're boring not your city. You lack vision and probably skill and probably muscle. Get lifting.
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>>3682726 Since you can't change the subject, change your perspective.
Shoot from ground level or from a rooftop/balcony ... places NOT 5' 9" tall.
Compose fore/mid/background -- think of the whole image.
Pick a theme: trash cans, decaying buildings, dumped mattresses.... whatever.
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>>3682726 I think it's worth the effort to go somewhere else 2bh especially if you cam do something besides just taking pictures
Anonymous
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What's the best time of day or season/weather for different types of photography?
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>>3684369 Golden hour can be nice but is also a meme sometimes. The golden light sometimes hurts the subject matter IMO when I want more neutral or true colors. What it can be great for is black and white.
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isn't the lighting only bad if the goal of the photo is to get a clean image of the fauna? i quite like the way direct sunlight filters through the trees and leaves and scatters
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Anonymous
>>3684749 Common practice is to simply avoid the sky by getting under the canopy and catching as little sky in frame as possible. This is a large part of why misty woodlands are so popular- you don't have to worry about highlights as much
The alternative is using bracketing and being careful in post to manage the sharp contrast changes. The downside here is that any wind can make things complicated in post
A CPL also helps a ton because the leaves are typically the hottest thing in frame and add a ton of glare and a tripod is often useful because of lower light and some movement in frame
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>>3685058 >some branch reaching into the frame The arch enemy of woodland photographers
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>>3684749 There are no easy answers. Just keep your eyes open and look at the light you're getting. With sun out, situations change in minutes. Nothing wrong about blowing highlights like a moron above is claiming either. In fact, when you know it's challenging situation with direct sunlight and harsh shadows, it's what you expose for. Be sure you don't have a lot of them, and expose so they clip a little. That way you'll get shadows in check and proper exposure. Mind that his only counts for specular highlights, sky and bokeh balls. Never overexpose for highlights on the leaves or tree bark.
>>3684494 >Which is why nobody shoots woodland without a modern camera and a tripod for bracketing Dumbest thing ever. One word reply: Wind!
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Whoops looks like my last thread image capped
Anonymous
>>3685056 >responding to your own post You need help
Anonymous
>>3685059 >replying within 3 minutes even though it was a saged post. I think we're too late for the intervention.
>you samefagged. No (you)'s here friend, try again.
Anonymous
>>3685065 >replying to your own post within 9 minutes even though it was a saged post responding to a saged post and you made both of them why does isi taking photos bother you this bad anon ask yourself this (formatted this response specifically to trigger a false positive btw)
Anonymous
>>3685130 found a photo of you in my archives :)
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>>3685216 look in the mirror, Anon
learn to accept yourself and let go
