8th episode of The State of Mirrorless series by F Stop Lounge and hosted by Ugo Cei. In this episode, Ugo has a nice chat with Olympus Visionary and street photographer Thomas Leuthard.
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8th episode of The State of Mirrorless series by F Stop Lounge and hosted by Ugo Cei. In this episode, Ugo has a nice chat with Olympus Visionary and street photographer Thomas Leuthard.
7th episode of F Stop Lounge's "The State of Mirrorless" featuring Brian Matiash. Brian his a Sony Artisan of Imagery and uses the Sony A7r and A7s for his landscape work.
Great review by Leigh Diprose about one of the best travel tripod out there, the 3 legged things "Brian" tripod. Great for mirrorless cameras too ;)
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Matt Widgery says goodbye to one of his favourite cameras of all time, the Ricoh GR, and talks about what will replace it: the Fujifilm X-Pro 1.
Interesting interview with X-Photographer and Fuji site curator Thomas Menk.
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F Stop Lounge's contributor Matthew Maddock explains its own path into photography and how to find your own style instead of doing what others inspiring photographers do. A must read.
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Leigh Diprose of F Stop Lounge shows you how to optimise your Lightroom Catalogue to speed up the Library, Develop and Sidecar areas of Lightroom.
How a 365 Photography Project Revitalized a Photographer's Creativity
How a 365 Photography Project Revitalized a Photographer’s Creativity
All photographs taken by and used with permission from Handy Andy Pandy.
In a perfect world, we’d all be amazing at our craft. Everything around us would be picture-perfect, we’d take a shot and it would always be a great one, and we wouldn’t have bad photo days, at all.
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