How do I deal with the sky being super bright compared to the rest of my photo?

Why is every photo with him in it kino enough for the nobel photo prize?

Paul Graham is a castrated male. A fucking disgusting rat. Devotee of the mundane because he can't cum anymore. A certain type of an ugly modern man who likes eating shit in the name of humanism. A buck broken Anglo who seeks power by practicing a reverse colonialism: by check marking every trope of status quo. He is everything that is wrong with contemporary photography.

Here's the brutal blackpill that hacks like this motherfucker are millionaires.

Get back out there edition.

I used to hang around here about 15 years ago. How's this place doing?

Here's some of the last negatives I got, shot a couple weeks ago.

Exif:

Leica M3 + Nokton 50mm f.1.5 II
Kodak Vision3 250D
Self-scan with Fuji XT-4 + Iridient X-Transformer + Negative Lab Pro

Give me tips to become a successful and famous street snapper

Inb4 street is not art nor a valid form of photography

I thought it was faulty at first, because when I inserted the film roll into the spool and advanced it, the film did move, but the rewind knob only turned about a third as much as it should have. So I tried rewinding the film back into the cartridge, but it didn’t feel like it was working.

I ended up opening the backplate and I burned about 10 shots in the process and saw that the rewind knob definitely wasn’t working properly. I had to tinker with it a bit until it started working again. Then I reloaded the whole thing again, and now it’s working fine.
My conclusion? I probably loaded it wrong the first time… but who knows.
Anyway, what should I do now since I have my camera? also hi!!! /p/ I posted here a few times before but HI!!!

Ok now dust has settled. What's the best ratio?

protip:645

Youtube photography channels that are bearable and actually fun to watch.
So the opposite of Jared "buy my presets" Polin and Peter "I tell you what to buy" McKinnon.

@VisualEducationStudio good tutorials on lighting with little gear faggotry.

@TinHouseStudioUK
The talking head and podcast videos are complete shit, but videos with actual photography have some decent explanations and style ideas.

@christopherfrost
neutral and technical reviews of lenses with no bullshit attached and no product shilling.

And for those into videography:
@MediaDivision
Long, detailed and relaxing videos with good editing and just a pleasure to watch. Even makes the gear shilling enjoyable.

But I hate the photography community.
Everyone judges anything they can think of, even if it`s irrelevant:
-Gear used
-Settings
-Edits
-Etc

Good photos posted in a group or forum either get ignored or heavily criticized, specially if good gear is used (jealously maybe?)

Bad photos get praised instead of being criticized.

Why everyone has to be such an specialist in such a relatively easy craft. Yes, photography is easy. Anyone can learn semi-pro level in 6 months or even less.