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Winifred Harms posted in the group Food Photography
There are two types of people in this world: one who opens a packet of biscuits, has one and puts the rest back in the cupboard, and one who eats the whole packet in one go.Baked and shot this chocolate biscuit cake.
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Winifred Harms posted in the group Food Photography
Lemon cream tart with shortbread crust and citrus infused candy floss topped with a dehydrated lemon slice.
Our book club (yip, I do this) read and discussed the book Grit by Angela Duckworth. In the book she encourages you to set a Stretch Goal for yourself. Which I decided to do – encouraged of course by the group and by our Business Coach, A…Read More
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Michael Tree posted in the group Wedding Photography
Title: Urban Elegance: Capturing Love on a City Street
ISO-1250 1/640 sec at f/4. R6, 16-35 F4mm
I ‘would like to share a recent photograph I captured at a city wedding venue, where we often find ourselves within the four walls of a beautiful venue. However, for this particular image, I decided to step outside into the bustling city…Read More
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Read MorePhoto credit: Ilse Moore, South African Fine Art photographer. Visit her website hereAs spring envelops us, signifying rejuvenation and new beginnings, we're pleased to introduce our inaugural monthly photo theme: "Rebirth". This theme coincides perfectly with the launch of...
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DPC posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Love this short film by Pieter Uys, “Return of the Rhino,” released just in time for World Rhino Day 2023! Pieter’s film captures the riveting journey of relocating Black and White Rhinos from Manketti Game Reserve to Zinave in Mozambique.
We’re incredibly proud to have Pieter on our team as our Video Instructor. There’s so much we can learn from…Read More
Check out my latest project that I filmed and edited for Peace Parks Foundation.
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André Frauenstein posted in the group Street Photography
‘Restless Mind’ – André Frauenstein (Cologne, Germany)
Camera settings: ISO 500, 0 ev, F16, 1/13 s.
This was an in camera jpg. I normally shoot both raw & jpg.
I loved the fact that the subject’s clothing pattern matched the second layer of the wall. And that the blurry face fades into the graffiti art, as if to say, ‘a restless mind’
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Capturing Elegance in Black: A Behind-the-Scenes Look
ISO-250, 1/2500 sec at f/4. R6, 85mm
I wanted to share with you the story behind the photograph I created at Thursday’s year-end school farewell at Kloofzicht Lodge in the bushveld. The subject of the image was a group of elegantly dressed individuals wearing black outfits, which posed an…Read More
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Love this Michael!
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DPC posted in the group Videography
Love this short film by Pieter Uys, “Return of the Rhino,” released just in time for World Rhino Day 2023! Pieter’s film captures the riveting journey of relocating Black and White Rhinos from Manketti Game Reserve to Zinave in Mozambique.
We’re incredibly proud to have Pieter on our team as our Video Instructor. There’s so much we can learn from…Read More
Check out my latest project that I filmed and edited for Peace Parks Foundation.
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Check out my latest project that I filmed and edited for Peace Parks Foundation.
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Amazing Pieter. Must have been a wonderful experience!
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Was a great experience, 48 hours with barely any sleep
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Nicely done Pieter, as somebody who is also getting into video/storytelling I enjoyed watching how you put this 7-minute reel together – I take it the footage was filmed over two to three days. For the travel shots did you coordinate the drone and vehicle ground shots, or race up ahead and run and gun it?
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Hi Michael, it was all run and gun, no time to plan anything, everything was filmed hand held, except for the drone obviously and some carefully placed gopro shots
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DPC posted in the group Daily Photo Digest
Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison. Flight Study, 2004
Photo Credit: Heritage Auctions“Flight Study, 2004” is a captivating work of art, crafted by the husband-and-wife collaborative duo, Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison. This photogravure not only draws us into a surreal world but also reflects a harmonious blend of artistic vision and technical…Read More
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Stunning video and what a wonderful project!