Still experimenting with video.
All comments published on this blog are simply my observations and opinions about the vast world of photography.
They may be right or wrong—nothing more.
Couples sometimes want unique wedding photos—pictures that make you go “wow.” And if there’s demand, there will always be photographers willing to go to extremes, no matter how risky getting those shots might be or how far they have to travel.
This article from LA Times is about one of those photographers, Aimée Flynn.
Sometimes people do things just because they can, not because it’s the best way to. This is one of those cases.
It’s nice to see a camera released 13 years ago still being called a masterpiece. And I have to agree—I bought this camera used a few months ago as a backup, and the first time I used it, I was impressed by the image quality. You can find this camera today for as little as $320. It lacks some of the advanced features found in modern mirrorless cameras, but even so, it remains one of the best DSLRs you can still buy.
Lenovo has announced a digital camera in China. The news comes as a surprise, since Lenovo is better known for making computers. PetaPixel is covering the story in detail. I have to say, the pictures in the brochure reminded me of the kind of Chinese propaganda often seen in products from the 1990s—heavily Photoshopped to the point that they looked fake.
I absolutely love capturing the essence of statues, especially those that evoke the grandeur of the Roman era.
This past weekend started with rain—a lot of it. But once the rain let up, I headed to a local botanical garden to take some photos of the flowers while they were still wet.
On Sunday I headed to the local park. Who says that you can't take landscape pictures using a zoom lens.
Ducks were very active and I managed to take some pictures of them flying around.
Two more pictures that I loved, the first one is from this wild flower.
The second one from this Osprey, they do not use to hunt in this like and for me it was a bid surprise.
Special mention to a familiar face.
A short video from this photo section.