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Is it really this over /p/?
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No more useless content;
Post your most difficult creations and explain how you did it;
Include exif and gear if possible;
Must reply with a photo;
Photography is learning and discovering new elements and techniques. Let's get out of the comfort zone.
Pic: This is a panning attempt using a Minolta SRT 101 + mc rokkor-pf 55 f/1.7.
I pre-focused where she would be and used a slow speed of 1/30 and moved the camera horizontally, trying to match her speed without vertical motion, completely handheld.
Post your most difficult creations and explain how you did it;
Include exif and gear if possible;
Must reply with a photo;
Photography is learning and discovering new elements and techniques. Let's get out of the comfort zone.
Pic: This is a panning attempt using a Minolta SRT 101 + mc rokkor-pf 55 f/1.7.
I pre-focused where she would be and used a slow speed of 1/30 and moved the camera horizontally, trying to match her speed without vertical motion, completely handheld.
Can someone enhance the picture in the background? It’s too blurry and I can’t do it myself.
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HACKS
>period.
This jpg is lovely to look at, and if the photographer assembled this assortment of her own photos, this would be a great artistic achievement, even though its tacky
But if she didn't take any of these photos, or like the other ones you see where its like a dude superimposed in space and they cut it out of magazines from 50 years ago. All hacks and theifs to boot. This is my 2nd thread ever in this board
>period.
This jpg is lovely to look at, and if the photographer assembled this assortment of her own photos, this would be a great artistic achievement, even though its tacky
But if she didn't take any of these photos, or like the other ones you see where its like a dude superimposed in space and they cut it out of magazines from 50 years ago. All hacks and theifs to boot. This is my 2nd thread ever in this board
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I'd like to do portraits of young beautiful women, I love their faces, and want to keep their photos in my wallet like beautiful little treasures I can look at. I want to make them so happy and free and true and keep their photos in my wallet for the rest of my life so only I can look at them.
Can anyone give me some advice on achieving this goal? I have several that I have met but they all are sort of tentative or creeped out by me.
I know they love authority figures, but I'm an insecure manchildcould someone give me tips on that?
Can anyone give me some advice on achieving this goal? I have several that I have met but they all are sort of tentative or creeped out by me.
I know they love authority figures, but I'm an insecure manchildcould someone give me tips on that?
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How does /p/ feel about zines?
They seem fun. You print your stuff, distribute it however you want, and people look at it. They might toss it in the trash but at least you made an impression.
You can make them for pretty cheap. I made some lo-fi DIY-style ones with my visual art at home using just an inkjet printer, and I've been dropping them in random places for people to find.
Anyone ever make zines?
They seem fun. You print your stuff, distribute it however you want, and people look at it. They might toss it in the trash but at least you made an impression.
You can make them for pretty cheap. I made some lo-fi DIY-style ones with my visual art at home using just an inkjet printer, and I've been dropping them in random places for people to find.
Anyone ever make zines?
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gang look at this cool photo it took and edited
Taken in Looe, Cornwall
Taken in Looe, Cornwall
In picrel I am the photographer just to the right of this persons left butt cheek laughing my ass off at this grown man strutting around like a prison posicle in heat. I'm doing this ama because i'm tired of people asking me how much p $$ I get the answer is a lot becaseu I keep it real
