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On the set of music video.
Xpro 3 iso 10.000
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Ela.
The most patient fiancée and model.
For eight years engaged to be married
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I have been uploading a lot of photos since the beginning of this thread.
Better ones, worse ones, weak ones. I know some people don't like it. But for me it's about progression, not selection.
About the courage to show, not about recognition. I've been on this forum for a relatively short time, but I treat it like a coffee shop with familiar faces. Occasionally someone will take a look. Sometimes, someone will write something.
Below are lots of photos from the set of the video. Canon EOS 3. Kodak vision 250d.
Better ones, worse ones, weak ones. I know some people don't like it. But for me it's about progression, not selection.
About the courage to show, not about recognition. I've been on this forum for a relatively short time, but I treat it like a coffee shop with familiar faces. Occasionally someone will take a look. Sometimes, someone will write something.
Below are lots of photos from the set of the video. Canon EOS 3. Kodak vision 250d.
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Koni Omega and Ektar.
A wonderful camera. And the negative that used to defeat me.
Now I can handle it better.
Photos on the set of a music video, but also on the ranch where I spend “a lot of time”.
A wonderful camera. And the negative that used to defeat me.
Now I can handle it better.
Photos on the set of a music video, but also on the ranch where I spend “a lot of time”.
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Xpro 3.
Iso 12600
Aperture 1.4
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For me it's a big pleasure to come to your thread... it's like an incredible journey to another world, and sometimes, when I look at your picture, it's like I could "hear your voice"... I don't know how to explain it. Thanks for sharing!
One question: Which lens(es) did you use in these pictures?
One question: Which lens(es) did you use in these pictures?
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Love this texture at 12600 ISO. XF35mm?
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Some Polish “landscapes”.
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Thank you for your kind word and visit.
For xpro 3 I have xf35 1.4 and xf 18mm f2 + 10 batteries.
Sometimes I wish I had an xf23, but when I realize this I put the fuji in the closet and take an analog camera.
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I was driving through a dark forest when I saw a girl in a unicorn uniform. I thought it would be fun to take a picture of her, but I am an old guy and wouldn't scare a strange girl at night in the woods. I drove a few kilometers beating myself with the thought that after all, this is what photography is about. About meetings and sometimes about scaring some girls in the woods. I turned back, asked if I could take her picture and she refused. I tied her up and threw her in the trunk.
Just kidding. That's not the story.
She agreed, I took the photo, and gave her an Instax print as well.
It's not a super photo. But it's a super lesson in consistency. It's always worth trying. It's always worth asking.
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E34 5.0 V12
I don't know anything about cars. I might have written something wrong.
The interior was done by an upholsterer ( Is that how you spell it?) according to our idea. It's a carpet.
In Eastern Europe, carpet has a rich cultural significance. And memetic.
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It's fascinating how all the world is in love with the myth of the American West! Your pictures are absolutely indistinguishable from what I see daily in rural New Mexico.