WHERE IS "SHARE YOUR PHOTOS"/SELF-PROMO THREAD ON THIS BOARD? IF THERE IS NONE THIS IS THE ONE TO GO! SHOW ME THOSE ARTSY STUFF!

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Nobody wants to make a new recent thread? All right I'll do it.

Dump your recent photos here, comment and critique others.

Sorry to make another m43 thread but Im curious if anyone can suggest another camera with weather sealing that actually works? (unlike fuji)

I've read everyones posts about how bad m43 image quality is, but I frequently leave my 70D at home due to the weather because I live in a really rainy/humid city. I've tried putting a plastic bag over it but water always works its way in after a few hours. Putting the wet camera in my bag also introduces a lot of moisture to my other lenses and I nervously have to set everything out in front of the air purifier when I get home.

I have collected bunch of shitty cameras.
>Canon SX160 IS (1/2.3" 28-448 mm eq F3.5 - F5.9. Slowest aperture F8.0 no ND)
>Nikon S32 (1/3.1" 30-90mm eq. f/3.3 - F5.9 aperture options: F6.6 and ND)
>Sony HX100V (1/2.3" 27-810mm eq. F2.8 - F5.6 Slowest F8.0 + ND)
>Fujifilm S4200 (1/2.3" 24-576 mm eq. F3.1 - F5. 2 aperture options F5.9, F8 and F20 (ND) )
>Phone (cheapo $200 1/3.1" 28mm F3.1)

And I've been testing things out.
If subject is far away (say from infinity to aprox 15-20 cm away from the lens), best camera is probably sony, followed by canon, then nikon and phone then fuji.
BUT! When shit is really close, say 3-4 cm away from the lens, all of a sudden fuji performs the best. Followed by sony, canon, nikon, phone.
Why? Makes no fucking sense.

Sony is sharp with chromatic aberration controlled very well.
Canon is shap-ish with chromatic aberration not controlled at all, not it seems to be corrected by the camera. (no aspherics from what I understand, which probably leads to chromatic aberation)
Phone is sharp-ish with chromatic aberration probably corrected by software and in lens too (phone lesnes are usually fully aspheric with like 10 elements inside)
Nikon is sharp-ish and from what I can see chromatic aberration is either controller really well, or just corrected really well in the software.
Fujifilm is a blurry piece of shit, with chromatic aberration being blured by overall shittiness of lens... Except when object is really close. Did they make a microscope by accident?

Post your Insta, follow others, critique each other etc

I'll leave some feedback for the initial posts to get things rolling.

Any Anons currently pursuing/have pursued formal education in photography?
Was it worth it? Did you enjoy it/are you enjoying it?
Any good stories?
What stuck with you the most?

I feel like this is the hardest part of photo composition. Properly cropping a photo. Is there a good guide or videos that go deep into this with many examples for different subjects?

>Never shut up about preferring small bodies
>New camera literally has a CP Button
M43 sisters, your response?

I'm travelling to Japan in a month, I've heard they have a lot of really good second hand camera stores so I thought I'd try and pick up one while I was over there.

If any of you guys have ever been what are some shops I could check out?