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Now turn to Today's Gourmet for an article about how a burnt roast or severely under-baked cake can be delightful accidents.

Some of the photos I've seen posted suggest that is exactly what the shooter did.

I won't comment on the soft focus as it's probably a matter of taste. I would have taken a second shot with everything in sharper focus in case eventually the details became desirable. I do like ...

"I used to have a side hustle as well shooting sports. And I used to be part of another site - sportsshooter.com. [...]" Sportsshooter.com is still up but gets almost no posts. The site is all but ...

"It's one thing to be able to make an extra $5,000 a year - it's another to make a living wage. [...]" It's been said 'Do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life.' Ironically and ...

I'll bet none of those do-gooders holding the signs have ever been mugged, or had someone sell drugs to their child, or been carjacked or burglarized.

How on Earth could two people give this photo the lowest possible rating? Sad for them as their intent is plain.

I really like these, particularly the 1st and 3rd shots. Well taken and full of interesting detail and great color. (In B/W they would just be a murky gray mess, color is the only way to go on those.)

Maybe she was talking about a woman who feeds her husband bacon and eggs every day, or lots of junk food. Imagine if we were all at risk of being reported in some way depending on what someone ...

With all respect, by the time we get done with this covid stuff I am not going to ever want to see anyone wearing a mask again - in person or photo!

You have some interesting settings to shoot there. I'd suggest being careful to not chop off the bottom of the photos, whether someone's legs or feet or whatever.

"[...] i still think your issue is selecting multiple AF points [...]" Totally agree. The camera needs time to focus on all points whereas the child is only at one point. The OP should stop ...

I owned the 7D which I bought for rodeo photography. I'm no pro but these are my observations: 1. Even the 7D (not even the 7D2) had an AF system so sophisticated that I was never able to use its ...

I very recently switched from a 7d to a 6d. Not the same cameras mentioned, but a relevant comment here... I was worried about what all it would cost me to replace my lenses as I had bought a few ...

Looks a touch oversaturated to my eye (and calibrated monitor) but I like the shots and am glad you didn't post them in bw.

Don't forget if you shoot RAW + JPEG right off the bat you get two files for each shot. Maybe other ways also that multiple files result.

You could have gotten it at 1/80 second at ISO 800, avoided motion blur and got a lot less noise. I like the composition though - although like Seinfeld's pilot, it's a 'photograph about nothing' ...

I like the color, the neon, and the detail in the store window. I have to say though that when we get past this covid stuff I am going to be so UGH on any photo including someone wearing a mask!

Works fairly well in b/w but anything involving food I prefer in color.

Third shot is the pick of the bunch easily.