>>4242914>what are you shooting?portraits, fashion+beauty, automotive for work and to fulfill the creative needs of my autistic brain
in my free time i really like to find/look for extremely challenging compositions or ways to frame whatever i get inspired to shoot at that moment (mostly nature, landscapes or fashion) for example, for pic related i was driving around the roads of one of the biggest mountains in our country with my girlfriend and she pointed out the sunset and the scenery and as soon as i looked left and saw the scene, i immediately saw a movie scene and i got inspired to try to get a beautiful, movie scene or big budget documentary like shot of the sunset in the mountains with the twist of trying to avoid every overused/basic composition and framing in the film industry. after 20min of switching lenses and driving back and forth to different locations, i got this shot.
>what editing software are you using?exclusively capture one, completely removed adobe from my workflow (and everything else i do) 2 years ago
ill soon be getting a used hasselblad h6dfor only $7000 (heavily used but works like new) so ill be downloading and trying out hasselblads phocus to edit, supposedly its even better than capture one and has even more accurate raw file reading/decoding. we will see how that one goes, im not expecting anything because i really like capture one, the best software ive used so far but if phocus is even better, i wont complain/nag
>what are you shooting with?a7R4 and a74, an entire military arsenal of gm, za and zeiss lenses and an entire military base of lighting equipment
soon ill also be shooting with h6d :)