Asking for help!
Hi, noob here. I have a canon EOS 1100D and would like to photograph an upcoming (30 minutes from now or so) fireworks show at night. What settings should I use?
I'm thinking of shutter speed of 2 seconds, aperture of 10 and an ISO of 200

I constantly show this photo to my friends and ask them what they see on it. The answers are different, but no one sees my idea, which I think is very transparent here. What do you see in this photo?

So, Adobe just increased the monthly subscription price of Photoshop by a third.

That's really pissing on my chips this week.

Crased or bringe?

We hope you enjoyed your involuntary hiatus. But you're here forever.

Superior feature which can't be beat. Just touched and handled the godly Canon R5 MII and it was the future.
Features like this are game changing.

I've always wanted to complete a book. I don't wish to sell it or market it in any way, just make them for myself and for my loved ones and kids to physically have in the future, and hopefully give to their kids. High quality photo paper, cover, spine, bindings. Like a custom printed 10 count. Are their publishers that do small, personal batches?

Do you have any photos saved that inspire you?

I turned my 35 mm B&W photographs into a short film
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wP0nD3JunA

A friend decided I could make use of her camera better than her (EOS2000D, apparently it's dated) but I'm not into photography myself. I find it a bit interesting though. Anyways, I decided to give it a try and I noticed some dust in pictures (pic related). I know there's software that removes this easily, I know how to get around it with whatever software, but from what I can gather, this dust seems to be inside the lens itself.
Course it's her camera, I ain't gonna fuck with it. But is this lens kit cleaning a complicated process? I would imagine that since she didn't use the thing for long (I'm talking years) some dust might have gotten in there somehow.