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Landie Fourie posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Zebras in gold. Mapungubwe National Park
Nikon D610, Tamron 150-600mm @600mm, f/29, ISO 2000, 1/2500 sec
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To be honest – it was a panic choice. As we arrived at Mapungubwe, my wildlife lens decided it is no longer focussing automatically. So I had to manually focus and it just made me photo-panic…. A good lesson to check equipment before trips.
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Just a heads-up, we noticed that you are posting your images in both the Wildlife Group and on your Profile. The good news is that there’s no need to post your images in both places. Simply post in the Group, and it will automatically appear on your Profile.
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Ah awesome. Thank you!
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Nolan Lister posted in the group Portrait Photography
Natural light portrait in open shade shot wide open at f2.8
#NaturalLight #Portrait #portraitphoptography
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Next Level. It has always been on of our favourite portraits from you!
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Nolan Lister posted in the group Daily Photo Digest
Sally Mann. Candy Cigarette, 1989
Photo Credit: Whitney Museum of American ArtSally Mann’s “Candy Cigarette” is one of the most iconic photographs of the 20th century. Featuring a young preteen girl gazing directly into the camera, cigarette in hand, the image is striking and resonates with the viewer in its drastic color contrasts.
Through h…Read More
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“We appreciate your excellent contribution to today’s Photo Digest Nolan!
W’ere eager to hear our community’s thoughts on this somewhat controversial photo. How would you perceive it without the caption or background knowledge?
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Vincent vW posted in the group Buy and Sell Photo Gear
CANON EOS M6 Mirrorless Camera for sale
Complete with 55-200mm lens & 15-45mm lens (CANON EF-M)
24.2-megapixel CMOS sensorR9000 onco
Portable enough to slip into a pocket or bag, the EOS M6 lets you be spontaneous with photography – capturing unexpected moments with clarity and creativity, using a camera you can take everywhere.
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Pieter Uys posted in the group Videography
A video we created for Roff Milling in Kroonstad featuring the 1995 World cup rugby winner Chris Rossouw. We needed to tell the story of how Roff milling helped them to start their own milling production on their farm. Customer stories is a great marketing tool, people trust the brand more if other people tells the audience about their experience.…Read More
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Bruna Mentrup posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Continuation: Capture Wildlife in Low Light.
“This Is My Territory (Hippo)”
1/8000sec – f/5,6 – ISO 1600 – Flash Not Fired – Nikon D4 – Nikon 300-400 (Focal length 400mm) – Manual Mode – Camara SupportI found this Hippo in a small waterhole all by himself. When I arrived, he was calm and showed no signs of territorial behaviour. I had about…Read More
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Thank you for all the likes
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Rob Brewer posted in the group Black and White Photography
I always enjoy trying new things – A bit of slow shutter speed and deliberate movement made for some interesting shots.
Photographer – @robbrewer
Location – Studio012
Settings – EosR, ISO 200, 85mm, F5.6, 1/8 Sec
#BlackandWhitePhotography, #BNWPhotography, #Monochrome
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Rob Brewer posted in the group Features and Help Desk
Hey Danie and Team, loving the new site…… Just a thought.. What do you think about adding in a Model / Designer / Make-Up Artist / Hair Stylist directory so that any of us are able to hire the required people for a shoot from here and in that way support one another 🙂
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On our list. Good idea @robbrewer!
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Rob Brewer posted in the group Portrait Photography
Michaela at Studio012, 2022
Canon EOS-R, ISO 100, 67mm, F9, 1/125
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Thanks for sharing, Landie. We love the gorgeous lighting and nuanced contrasts! This isn’t the Photo Critique Group, but we’re curious: why did you set the aperture to f/29? At f/11 or f/16, for instance, the picture would have remained tack-sharp and allowed for a lower ISO. This would have provided better quality, especially if you plan to…Read More