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All things photography, from digital to film and toy cameras.

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All things photography, from digital to film and toy cameras.

4 episodes

#Arts #Adrian

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Camera gear I carry on my daily walks 11:33

4 years ago11:33

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I love walking, I try to go on a long walk every day, either in the morning or the evening. And I always bring a camera with me. This is the gear I usually carry. Find me here website: https://aows.co youtube: https://youtube.com/aowsphotos instagram: https://instagram.com/aows twitter: https://twitter.com/aows facebook: https://facebook.com/aowsphotos…

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Leave room to reframe your photographs 4:53

4 years ago4:53

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One of the things I noticed when I switched from 120 medium format film back to digital, was the extra step I had to take with every single one of my photographs. I had to crop them to square. Digital sensors are usually rectangles, 3:2 ratio, so I was capturing more of the scene than I really needed. At first, I thought that was a waste of my time and of space. After all, after cropping the RAW files to a square, a third of the "negative" was going unused. That could add up quickly, especially if you shoot a lot of images like I do. Anyway, over time, I started to see how useful that information to the left and the right of what I had seen in the field could be. It allowed me to reframe images where I could have done better, or to discover slightly different compositions from the one I had seen in location. I liked it so much that I wanted to do the same on the top and bottom of the frame. So every time I was about to take a photo, I'd take a step back to capture a little bit more of the scene. Find me here website: https://aows.co youtube: https://youtube.com/aowsphotos instagram: https://instagram.com/aows twitter: https://twitter.com/aows facebook: https://facebook.com/aowsphotos…

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On Editing 1:57

5 years ago1:57

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My thoughts on editing our images. Find me here website: https://aows.co youtube: https://youtube.com/aowsphotos instagram: https://instagram.com/aows twitter: https://twitter.com/aows facebook: https://facebook.com/aowsphotos

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Why I shoot a lot 3:20

5 years ago3:20