I actually really like the aesthetic of high ISO photos.

How the fuck an old man can be this fucking cool?

Is digitally manipulating a photo a valid form of artistic expression? How does it differ in post production from other types of manipulation?

>breaks countless bessa's, finall buys a leica cl
>break his leica cl multiple times, buys a leica m4-2
>breaks his leica m4-2, buys an M6
>breaks the M6, gets given an MA
>still using the same color-skopar

Hi /p/.

I was attending anime con two weeks ago and I would like to dump some (primarily) stage photos and ask for suggestions on improvement. Somewhere around year ago I made similar thread and got many valuable suggestions so I figured out I could ask again. Despite trying to apply more of your advices, I feel like I did rather mediocre this year, compared to previous one, however. But I would like to hear your opinion too.

I remember that photo dump threads are generally welcome here but if not, just say so. Thanks in advance for any advice. If you want, I could upload RAW files for selected photos on temporary link like catbox or something.

Post your man bags

i've been trying to move out of my comfort zone of shooting in my house, but since i cant control light outside, i dont really know how to improve the images if the light isnt favorable. i dunno what i even think is wrong with this image, it just feels like it could be better

What are some inexpensive, organic ways to alter the feeling of a physical photo so that it looks as if it was taken by an early 1970's camera?

Picrel kinda vibes

can i get links to cameras for sale.
i want to buy a good one and i know everybody has an opinion so i was told to ask here

I am going to be honest anons. I am highly ambitious photographer and have a strong desire for critical acclaim for my work but I am not getting it and it is causing me lots of mental stress. I can't mange to live with myself. There are very minimal prospects of getting published from where I am. There is a deep rooted fear in me of fucking up and making mediocre art. I am not even "putting myself out there" because I loath myself that you still haven't forged your style, your education and practice is not complete and also because people scare me. I keep saying to myself one day things will fall into their place then I will be ready to take my shot.

I don't know how to get myself out of this pit.