this is lovely
Wow-- talk about setting a mood!
oh no!!Well, just when I wanted to take some pictures for this topic, my camera gave up its ghost. It might be a while until I can get this fixed or a replacement, so I guess that was it from me for this year...
Very sorry for your camera troubles!Well, just when I wanted to take some pictures for this topic, my camera gave up its ghost. It might be a while until I can get this fixed or a replacement, so I guess that was it from me for this year...
I'm not the biggest fan of phone photography. In a pinch it's okay, but I find it too limiting.well you can still use a phone.
So far, a somewhat over 9 year old Olympus Pen E-PL5. Whatever will replace it will probably also an MFT camera as I don't really want to rebuy my lenses as well. Although I'm aware that this limits my options quite a bit.Which camera do you use?
Oh, I completely agree that phone photography can be limited. I know some people are true masters with their phones, but I am not one of those people. I really just meant for the three weeks we have left for this project, not to use a phone in the long term.I'm not the biggest fan of phone photography. In a pinch it's okay, but I find it too limiting.
So far, a somewhat over 9 year old Olympus Pen E-PL5. Whatever will replace it will probably also an MFT camera as I don't really want to rebuy my lenses as well. Although I'm aware that this limits my options quite a bit.
To be fair, the limitation is the point. Just like using a Holga or a Ricoh GR without lens options. Working within the limitation can be very rewarding.I'm not the biggest fan of phone photography. In a pinch it's okay, but I find it too limiting.
So far, a somewhat over 9 year old Olympus Pen E-PL5. Whatever will replace it will probably also an MFT camera as I don't really want to rebuy my lenses as well. Although I'm aware that this limits my options quite a bit.