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A poem for myself
After photographing the moods of countless passersby, I realized that photography is a poem written to myself. Which of your poems is written to yourself?
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Good lens, good weather, good mood
I’ve always thought that you don’t necessarily need a high-end lens to take good photos. A lot of the photos I like were taken on days with good weather and a good mood.
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Simple photography, simple life.
My paintings are not the work that makes me feel accomplished. I’m so grateful for photography, though! It allows me to simply create and simply live.
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Capturing the peaceful beauty that surrounds you
In the past, I had this idea that photography meant lugging around a big camera bag and wandering around the world, through the wild, untamed forest. These days, I love to carry a small line of crossbody bags with me wherever I go. I’ll walk from one intersection to the next, always with my camera…
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Photography is a Poem
If photography is a poem, is it composed of thoughts, or scenes, or both? This is a question that we can only answer by looking at photography itself.
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Every shutter release has a special meaning
The sound of a shutter recording the traces of a time when our fellow humans had been here before. I think photo excavation is going to be one of the most important jobs for archaeologists in the future of mankind!
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When I met you
Life was a little worried that I might get bored, so I met the camera, and them in the camera, and you in front of the screen.
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Leica Elmarit 28mm f2.8 v3
Leica Elmarit 28mm f2.8 v3 This lovely Leica lens is often overlooked, but it’s definitely worth a second look! The first-generation Leica Elmarit 28mm f2.8 was a real favorite among collectors and photographers thanks to its stylish design, solid construction, and limited production run. More photographers are recommending the current version of the Leica Elmarit…
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LEICA I Model C With Elmar 50mm 3.5
One day, I was seen by a colleague holding a Leica I camera, and he exclaimed, “Wow, this is an amazing camera!” It’s obvious that it belongs to a man with a story—and a fascinating one at that! The Leica I was the first mass-produced model by Leica, and it was a game-changer! The prototype…
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