Portraits for Friends
https://cameraderie.org/threads/portraits-for-friends.51427/
A few from a portrait shoot today for friends. Mixture of Z6 and Z35/1.8, Z50/1.8 and adapted f-mount 85mm f/1.8. Natural lighting, no reflectors or strobes. Ran them through Lightroom and Portrait Pro 18. No face sculpting, only some image warmth and slight blemish removal and skin tone...
National Park Artist Residency: Connecticut, August 2026
https://cameraderie.org/threads/national-park-artist-residency-connecticut-august-2026.61059/
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I’m pleased to share that I’ve been selected to be one of the 2026 Artists-in-Residence (AiR) at Weir Farm National Historical Park in Connecticut. Weir Farm NHP refers to itself as “The National Park for Art.” It is a National Park dedicated to the history and pursuit of contemporary American...
Just some thoughts on being a photographer now......
https://cameraderie.org/threads/just-some-thoughts-on-being-a-photographer-now.61044/
I've just spent 10 Days in S. Cal imaging landscapes and critters. For 20 years I've been doing this with my little travel kit, Gx85/Oly 75-300II/oly 9-18/pany 12-32. I'd often change lenses to get the wider view, out in the desert this can be difficult with the sand and wind. Then I got a...
Cameraderie Challenge #94 - Light Transmission - OPEN FOR ENTRIES
https://cameraderie.org/threads/cameraderie-challenge-94-light-transmission-open-for-entries.61040/
The theme of this Challenge is Light Transmission in photography. Usually this topic concerns the structure and dynamics of the camera lens but here we will be focusing on how light transmits through different types of objects and how that affects the photograph. According to AI (I proof...
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