I have never created a piece of art that I like. I never came back to anything I did months later and thought to myself "hey, this is neat".

I can't use my hands to create shit. I can draw geometric shapes. I have nice handwriting. I can play open chords and bar chords on guitar. But that's where my physical skill set ends.

I picked up a camera because my hands are no good. Only to realize that it's probably not my hands, it's my brain. I have little to no visual imagination. I can memorize rules that make photos look more pleasing, but I can not get beyond that in terms of intent with my photos.

Over the last ten years, I resigned to the realization that I can't create anything because I have nothing to say. I have no personality. I have no opinions. I have no stories. Just things I point my camera at.

Spent two hours at the local book market today. Reached the place a little while before sunset, pushed through my anxiety and tried my hand at taking some photographs.

Feel free to post any pictures you /p/ros took at any book fair or local market in your area.

> NATIVE 35mm f1.7 main lens with 1 inch sensor
> Dedicated two-step shutter button
> Co-developed with Zeiss using Zeiss lens coatings.
> Global release
Anyone else going to buy this beast? This phone will replace an X100V.

What's the secret to digital b&w photography?

Thread theme: https://youtu.be/QR75ti4mN_A?si=N-UtB79FhGkJOuBO

I will post some more examples.

I just found a vintage camera museum page and thought maybe someone here might be interested in it

https://licm.org.uk/livingImage/1930Room.html

is ass, I know, but it has suspenseful looks.

Any suggestions of how to get nice night photos without a profesional camera?

I'm an amateur photographer, and last year i took some pics (november and december). Here are some of the ones i liked the most

Who's all still posting here?