Black and White Film Shot Of Our Golden Retriever: Trigger
It has been nice shooting film again. This is a shot that I took with Kodak T-Max 400 film. I just love how film looks with no post editing changes.
It has been nice shooting film again. This is a shot that I took with Kodak T-Max 400 film. I just love how film looks with no post editing changes.
I got out and about early this morning to capture some snow images. These images have NOT been edited in Lightroom or Photoshop. Some of the images that I shot today may be for sale as a 16 x 24 or larger print after final editing. Please feel free to contact me if interested.
This is going to be a long blog post, but if you are a creative ( photographer, videographer, etc. ), I believe it will be worth a few minutes of your time. A photographer that I’ve known for years whom I respect and is well respected locally reached out to me about having a business
The Canon R3 has lower noise at high ISO settings than other Canon cameras I have owned, but it still does not yield a usable image ( IMO ) at 51200 and especially at 102400. The results out of camera at 12800 and 25600 are not too bad but with the help of ON1 NoNoise
When I started doing photography in the 1980’s, a key way to make money was selling prints. With the digital age, we are all so accustomed to seeing images online, on our computers, tablets and cell phones that printing often doesn’t seem to be needed, but if you have ever seen a large print of
The Canon R3 is 24 megapixels and the Canon R5 is 45 megapixels. So why not go for the more megapixels? Also, if you’re going to have two cameras, why not have an R3 and an R5? Let’s dive in below. I think it comes down to what works best for you as a photographer
Yes, both pictures on the left are of me ( David Williams ). I once weighed 284 pounds . In June 2021, I hit 184 pounds for a total of 100 pounds lost. But I peaked at 105 pounds down in August of 2021. As of this post in January 2022, I have maintained roughly
I got my first real film camera for Christmas in 1981 at the age of 15. It was a Pentax ME Super. I remember my dad and I talking about the Canon AE-1 Program, but I think that was out of budget at the time. There were many times in the early to mid-80’s that
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