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DPC posted in the group Daily Photo Digest
David Alan Harvey. Maya Boy Plays, Lake Atitlán, Guatemala, 1975
Photo Credit: huckmag.comDavid Alan Harvey, a member of Magnum Photos, is known for his insightful and straightforward photographic style. In 1975, he documented a Maya boy playing by Lake Atitlán, Guatemala. This photograph is a snapshot of Harvey’s time spent in the Mayan h…Read More
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DPC posted in the group Artificial Lighting
In Camera Artistry: Using Any Light Source
Take a look at this insightful tutorial by Jerry Ghionis on utilising just about any light source, including both natural and artificial lighting!#JerryGhionis #NaturalLighting #OnLocationLighting #OffCameraFlash #ContinuousLighting
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DPC posted in the group Mobile Photography
Master Mobile Filmmaking in 20 Minutes with this very informative clip by Justice McCranie from Tomorrow’s Filmmakers
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Edward Ruthven posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Bishop
Canon EOS R, 1/1000sec f / 6.3, ISO 1600, Sigma 70-200mm Sport, 2 * Convertor, 400mm Lightroom edit
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Jako Poolman posted in the group Daily Photo Digest
Irving Penn. Pablo Picasso, Cannes, 1957
Photo Credit: The Irving Penn Foundation (irvingpenn.org)Irving Penn was a groundbreaking 20th-century photographer known for his work in fashion, portrait, and still-life photography. With his stylised simplicity and innovative compositions, Penn’s work transcended the traditional boundaries of the…Read More
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This is beautiful
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Riette Jonker posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Taking a Swim
Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL EF28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM
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Thank you for posting, Riette. Egyptian geese are an excellent choice for practising bird photography skills. You can find them just about everywhere where there is water. These are a few pointers that could help if you are interested in bird photography. Firstly, don’t give up! then, try your best to get the entire bird sharp using a faster…Read More
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Winifred Harms posted in the group Food Photography
It’s not every day that you get the opportunity to shoot a cake that has been baked for King Charles III. Created by the incredible Olympian Chef honour!
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Marius van Aardt posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Need some advice. I currently use a Canon R camera and I am considering trading in on a R6 Mkii. Mainly due to IBIS. I am finding my photos are not sharp enough especially at 400mm on my 100 to 400.
Also then considering upgrading the 100 400mk2 to the RF 100 500.
Any opinions will be appreciated
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R6mkii is an absolute beast of a camera, love mine. It will definitely make a big difference on sharpness with the 100-500 RF lens. The R6mkii is on black friday special at the moment. My advice, you cant go wrong with this upgrade. Also the focusing system on the R6mkii is next level, I dont miss focus anymore.
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Thanks Pieter. Always good to hear from someone using the camera.
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Hi, I have the EOS R, all you need to do is set the Auto Speed to 2 stops higher than focal length,
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I’m with Pieter on the R6 Mark II. It is an amazing camera, improved AF system. IBIS, Fast., Superb Ergonomics.
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Riette Jonker
I'm a passionate and eager photographer, exploring the world through my lens. With a love that has been growing for a while, I've found my true passion in portrait photography. My goal is to capture genuine connections and freeze moments that express the essence of my subjects. As I continue to develop my skills, I aim to establish myself as a fine art photographer with a unique perspective. With unwavering commitment and natural talent, I strive to create impact visuals that tell stories and resonate with others. Join me on this thrilling adventure, where I bring my dreams to life through beautiful moments captured.
Thanks for posting, Edward; your image is beautiful and sharp, with good catch-light in the eye. The background is minimalistic and doesn’t compete with your subject, which adds impact your image. Your crop works well with ample space towards the direction the bird is facing, thus creating a good balance in your frame. Unfortunately, you have…Read More