Welcoem to posts!!
in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
Best off camera flash budget combo! 💸
I strongly suggest the Yongnuo brand for all of you who want to start exploring the world of artificial light! 💡
The flash has High Speed Sync and wireless capabilities built in! So you only need a wireless transmitter to trigger it.
I used these two bad boys for on location portraits but now I am enjoying them for food photos.
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Practicing food photography! Anyone interested into this style? 🥞📸
I took a long break from all the photography, however I had recently I started to help my girlfriend with her food blog!
I jave ti Say food photography Is much fun and not easy as I thought!
PS I took this shot with my phone using off camera flash ... You know how to do it?
Let me know If you would like me documenti g my food photography journey!
Love ya!
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Shooting the streets, take advantage of harsh contrast light! Midday will be your friend!
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What type of subjects do you shoot the most?
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Find an interesting composition and wait for the right moment.
I love to walk in the streets and practice some Street photography either focusing on colors or shapes.
If I want to focus on light, contrast or shapes I shoot B&W, set the camera on JPEG with a contrast black and white image profile and I am good to go.
- Shoot on the Fujifilm xt100 and the Meike 35mm f1.7
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Look for contrast. ◻️◼️ Train your brain to see contrast, shapes and forms. Exercise yourself to shoot with some restrictions, like only black and white. This allows you to focus on one problem, mastering one aspect at the time.
This is a very nice catch of one of my photowalks in Helsinki with my trusty Fujifilm XT100.📸
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What is your New year's goal? 🎁📝
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Nothing better than going out and create magical images taking advantage of a fast lens.
Here I used the Fuji XT100 with the inexpensive Meike 35mm f1.7, a combo that I suggest to everyone for street photography.
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You should not take pictures of people from behind. 📷🏬
This seems to be a golden rule of street photography, however it takes time to build up the confidence of doing it.
What are your tips and tricks to beat the fear?😣
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