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Yeah - you can see from the cars in the foreground that it's not a 20 second exposure.

That's a very good point - it's a lot of risk to a seller sending it to a foreign country (sellers get scammed a lot, plus customs and the postal services can mess things up a lot). I bought a ...

Hi KWNJr, you won't win - he'll beat you with experience and he's not listening anyway. I applaud you for trying. I'm rubbish at languages and work in a sector that always does well when the ...

"Even if" "perhaps" "don't necessarily". My sarcasm meter just exploded! :-D Seriously though, if you take a look at his Polaroids they're a mixture of considered photographs, snapshoots and dross ...

I agree with all but your last sentence. His problem is that his Polaroid photography does not resonate and is not meaningful. To most, they are worth only a quick glance when put next to others' ...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/entertainment-arts-45011397/renowned-film-director-wim-wenders-hits-out-at-phone-photography He made several statements in the video, all of them a result of his ...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/entertainment-arts-45011397/renowned-film-director-wim-wenders-hits-out-at-phone-photography He made several statements in the video, all of them a result of his ...

When the thread title is ' Giraffe hunting photo causes furore' and the photo is linked to in the original post then your question becomes deeply philosophical. What does peoples' reaction to a ...

I bought a second hand Tamron 28-75 f2.8. It's often frustratingly slow to focus (micromotor) which has caused more than a few missed moments. I'd prefer a wider and longer lens but the large ...

Beginners think it's the camera, then they think it's the lens, then they think it's the post processing. Good photographers know it's mainly the lighting and composition.

Easy - the big, well funded mobile phone companies - so Google, Samsung, Apple, Sony and some of the larger Chinese manufacturers. Is this the future of photography?  For consumers, definitely.

Try to recover with Photorec. That it is free is irrelevent; it's the best recovery software I've used (including paid-for versions from big name companies) - It's found stuff when other software ...

"There is no time to think about the composition pattern in street photography"

Noooo - plan ahead, find the perfect angles that give the photo the right 'geometry' (as the article calls it) and...

You absolutely know he spent ages looking for the angles then waiting for (or setting up) the moment that made it 'just so'.

Then he'd tell people it was "just luck" :-)