deshawn "uv" crawford photographed by @alexdrogers

The Tokyo Skyline in all its glory. This shot is a stitched panorama made from multiple 105mm 1.4 shots.

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Srilankan Professional Freelancing photographer,Artist,Actor,Fashion model,musician And poet

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“I strive to be infinite 

Unbound by rules

Unfettered by desires

Unmarked by time

And transcend my own mind.”

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For more, please visit my website https://www.powerinapause.com

@littlebear1537 thank you for the question!

On the second pic there is Nikon, a creator (if you can say so) of Source. They don't remember him much, and he died not so long after this memory.

Every month, we pick a LEGO photographer active in our community and share some of their work and a little about themselves. This month we moved to Poland to meet @archiminibricks!

"My name is Arek, archiminibricks since the Tumbler/insta-reel revolution - legomiki earlier. I'm 38, from Poland and live in the Silesia region. I have 2 kids and they are the reason for LEGO re-love.

I start hobbygraphy 15 years ago and LEGO photography in 2021, after watching Polish LEGO masters and discover lukasdata photos, I started digging more and on the way here I found Four Bricks Tall youtube channel and Brickcentral gathering people with the same passion and it all boost my photo skills a lot - at least I hope so.

I use a Nikon z6II with nikkor 24-70 f4, sigma 70-200 f2.8 and nikkor 40 f3.2 macro. I was using continuous lighting for a long time but recently switched to flash which is way more challenging , but also way more rewarding in the final image. And the shelf with cardboards, diffusers, clamps and wires is overgrowing.

I love to shoot outdoors where the possibility of creating a small world with some tiny sticks, moss, grass and mist from face atomizer is unlimited, but due to lack of time I often create a small world on the kitchen or balcony table.

The things that I always search in photos are atmosphere and story, I love light shining through the windows, doors or branches that somehow fill the scene. I like making the scene foggy, misty, dusty or sweaty. I also pay too much attention to "perfect photo" scenery and make 50 shots of one scenery - but I fight with it recently, accepting that perfect scenery doesn't exist and searching for it, just holding you down.

I search for inspirations in real life and other LEGO world creators. I mostly photograph “down to earth one actor” minifig scenes. Love hiker and sad clown minifig.

All my pictures are post-processed in Lightroom (PS sometimes). I like that second “bringing to life” feeling - but don’t like to add fake digital stuff.

Thank you Brickcentral for the opportunity to say something about me. Create for yourself not for social media applause and that's gonna be your best photos."

Thank you @archiminibricksfor accepting our invitation and let the community knows you better!

If you want some insights on the exclusive picture and for a better view of the others, head to our blog at https://brickentral.net/.

- @theaphol, Community Outreach Manager

deshawn “uv” crawford photographed by @alexdrogers

Blak Lens: emerging Aboriginal photographers join forces – in pictures

Baby Luca

Bobbi Lockyer is a Ngarluma, Kariyarra, Nyulnyul and Yawuru woman born and based on Kariyarra country in Port Hedland. Working across fine art paintings, photography, illustration and graphic design, she was awarded the 2021 Naidoc artist of the year award, and is an official creator for Nikon Australia. She specialises in creating traditional Aboriginal family and baby images, as well as high-end fashion and editorial photography, and leads art and photography workshops to pass her skills on to others

四日市花火大会 2022 以前にポストした四日市花火のリールが今もまだ伸びてて驚き‼️ すみません。 私事で申し訳ないですが告知です🙋‍♂️ 9/18 渋谷ヒカリエにて「Zシリーズで描くこだわりの一枚 ～Nikon Creatorsの世界～」のトークショーに登壇することになりました Zシリーズだからこそ捉えられた瞬間などを作品を見ながらお話出来たらと思っています タカウエさん、半田さんと凄い方々と一緒なので、もう既に緊張しますが、もし都合がよければ見に来て下さい 【東京カメラ部10選 アキラ・タカウエ氏、コサ氏、半田菜摘氏 トークショースケジュール】 開催日時：2022/9/18（日）17:30～18:15 開催場所：渋谷ヒカリエ9F「ヒカリエホール ホールＡ」内特設ステージ . Location:三重 Mie / Japan🇯🇵 Date:2022年8月 Camera:Z9 / Z 24-70mm f2.8 in frame:chami . #四日市花火大会 #四日市花火 #tanddフォトコンテスト2022 #ワクワク#花火 #japan_night_view_member #暗がり同盟 #ポトレファン倶楽部 #ポトレ撮影隊 #jp_mood #tokyocameraclub #art_of_japan_ #jgrv_member #team_jp_ #photo_jpn #sorakataphoto #LBJ_KING #mst_vip #広がり同盟メンバー #special_spot_legend #nikoncreators #Rox_Captures #colore_de_saison #その瞬間は永遠の思い出 #jp_portrait部 #何気ない瞬間を残したい #jp_portrait_collection #Lovers_Nippon #raw_japan #1x_japan (Mie Prefecture) https://www.instagram.com/p/CidqVLbPO8u/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

The other roll I took before my trip but didn't develop was a Lomochrome Turquoise 400ISO. I experimented with both the standard Nikon N2000 lens and the Lomography Diana F+ Glass Lens. It was far back enough that i can't rightly tell which was which, though I think the Diana Glass Lens is the softer of the two.

These were processed and scanned by Studio Argentique.

If you like what I do and would like to send some support my way, you can leave a tip here on tumblr or go to my Ko-Fi page. Thanks!

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Veronika Chikalova I was born and raised in Belarus, but I am still in search of my place in this world, and therefore I periodically move from city to city, from country to country… It seems to me that I haven't really started photography yet. I have always admired people who realized very early what they wanted to do, and, despite any life circumstances, worked systematically and purposefully on what was really important to them. I don’t manage it that way yet… There was some kind of continuous confusion and chaos in my first half of life when I was doing a little bit of everything and tasting so many different things searching of myself, of my own way. I have been shooting consciously for about two years, but I am moving quite slowly and unhurriedly along this path because I still can't dedicate enough time to photography. I had already tried to photograph several times before, but after shooting just a couple of films, I put all this away for 2,5, or even 7 years… For myself, my work is a focus on the naturalness in its maximum, on feelings, emotions and human states. It is also about the search for inner silence, balance and awareness through photography, the desire to discover and transmit more subtle harmony of lines, shapes, colors and compositions. I would call my photo as a meditation. At least that's the exact kind of photo I'm aiming for… Life in all its all possible manifestation! And also watching the creative activities of other people. Absolutely in any scopes of activity - painting, design, haute cuisine, etc. The very fact that there are so many different worlds that exist on our planet in parallel through the individual vision of each individual creator admires and inspires me a lot. There was a time when I was shooting only nature. I liked to look for something strange, mysterious and abstract in it, or to show the perfection of forms. Now I am very interested in a person. But there is a vague feeling that in addition laconic, realistic portraits, I will try to shoot something more artistic, staged and thought out to the smallest details. I shoot both on film and on digital camera and I really like both. Since I don’t have yet the financial opportunity to buy all the equipment that I would like to have, I work with what is available. They are old Canon 600D+50 mm f 1.8 digital camera, a Nikon F 80s+20 mm f 2.8, 50mm f 1.8d film camera, as well as a medium-format Kiev 60+ MC Vega-28B 2.8/ 120 and VOLNA 3 2.8/80"

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Best DSLR for Content Creators in 2021

There are a few factors to consider when finding the best DSLR for content creation. The first is image quality. A good DSLR will have a high resolution sensor that can capture great detail in your photos and videos. Second is low light performance. A good DSLR will be able to take clear photos and videos even in dimly lit environments. Third is autofocus speed and accuracy. A good DSLR will be able to quickly and accurately focus on your subject, even if they are moving around. Fourth is shooting speed. A good DSLR will be able to take multiple photos in quick succession, allowing you to capture fast-moving subjects without blurring them. Lastly, you should consider price when choosing a DSLR for content creation; while there are some very expensive options out there, you don’t necessarily need to spend a lot of money to get a great camera for content creation purposes

Best DSLR for Content Creation: The Top Picks

There are a lot of great DSLRs on the market, but which one is the best for content creators? It really depends on what you’re looking for. Here are our top picks for the best DSLR for content creation.

1. Canon EOS 5D Mark IV: This camera is a great all-around option for content creators. It has excellent image quality and shooting performance, making it a great choice for both photos and videos.

2. Nikon D850: The D850 is another great option for content creators. It offers impressive image quality and shooting performance, plus features like 4K video recording and an articulating LCD screen.

3. Sony Alpha a7 III: The a7 III is an excellent choice if you’re looking for a compact DSLR that still offers high-end features and performance. It’s perfect for travel bloggers or vloggers who need to be able to pack light but still get professional-looking results.

Best DSLR for Content Creation: What to Look For

DSLR cameras are ideal for content creators because they offer excellent image quality and manual controls. When choosing the best DSLR for content creation, look for a camera with a powerful sensor, fast autofocus, and 4K video recording. You should also consider the type of lens you need and whether you want a camera with built-in Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.

Best DSLR for Content Creation: The Pros and Cons

There are a lot of factors to consider when choosing the best DSLR for content creation. The first is what type of content you plan on shooting. If you’re mostly shooting video, then you’ll want a camera with good video capabilities like 4K resolution and 60fps frame rates. For stills, you’ll want a camera with a high megapixel count so you can print large photos or crop them without losing too much detail. You’ll also want to consider things like image stabilization, autofocus speed and accuracy, and battery life when making your decision.

Once you’ve decided on the type of content you want to shoot, the next step is to decide what budget you have for your camera. DSLRs can range in price from around $500 to over $5,000, so it’s important to know how much money you’re willing to spend before started shopping around. If cost is no object, then the sky’s the limit in terms of what features and specs you can get in a DSLR. But if money is tight, there are still plenty of great options available that will allow

Best DSLR for Content Creation: How to Choose the Right One

There are a few things to consider when choosing the best DSLR for content creation. The first is megapixels. More megapixels means more detail and clarity in your photos, which is important for creating high-quality content. Another thing to consider is low light performance. A good DSLR will be able to take clear photos in low light without the use of a flash. Finally, you’ll want to consider video capabilities. Many DSLRs now offer 4K video recording, which is great for creating high-resolution videos.

When it comes to megapixels, more is not always better. Sure, having a lot of megapixels gives you the ability to crop and edit your photos more without losing quality, but it also means larger file sizes. This can make it difficult to manage your photo files if you’re not using an external hard drive or cloud storage solution. So while megapixels are important, don’t get too caught up in numbers; instead, focus on finding a balance that works for you and your content creation needs.”

“As for low light performance, this is where many entry-level DSLRs fall short. If you plan on doing any shooting in dimly lit environments (e indoors), then you’ll want a camera with good low light performance. This usually comes down to two things: sensor size and ISO sensitivity.”

“Finally, don’t forget about video capabilities when choosing the best DSLR for content creation purposes; 4K video recording is becoming increasingly common among higher-end models.”

Best DSLR for Content Creation: Tips and Tricks

Are you a content creator looking for the best DSLR to help you produce high-quality work? If so, then you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we’ll give you some tips and tricks on finding the best DSLR for content creation.

First, let’s start with what you should look for in a DSLR for content creation. The most important factor is image quality. You want a camera that can produce sharp, detailed images with minimal noise and distortion. Another important factor to consider is video quality. If you plan on shooting video as well as still photos, then you’ll want a camera that can shoot high-definition video without any issues.

Finally, consider your budget when choosing a DSLR for content creation. There are many great cameras on the market, but they vary widely in price. Don’t spend more than you need to get the features and performance that you want.

Now that you know what to look for in a DSLR for content creation, let’s take a look at some of the best options on the market today:

Best DSLR for Content Creation: FAQs

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“Best” is a relative term- what may be the best camera for one person may not be the best for another. It depends on factors such as budget, what kind of content you’ll be shooting, and your level of experience.

That being said, there are a few cameras that stand out as being particularly good options for content creators. The Canon EOS Rebel T7i is a great option for beginners or those on a tight budget. It’s user-friendly and produces high-quality images and videos. For more experienced shooters, the Nikon D850 is an excellent choice; it’s packed with features and produces stunning results. And if money is no object, the Leica S3 is in a class of its own- just be prepared to pay a hefty price tag.

No matter which camera you choose, remember that it’s just a tool; it’s up to you to create great content. So get out there and start shooting!

Conclusion

If you’re in the market for a new DSLR camera this year, there are several great options to choose from. However, if you’re primarily using your camera for content creation purposes, we’ve compiled a list of the best DSLR cameras for content creators in 2021.

Whether you’re looking for something lightweight and portable or something with more features and higher quality images, there’s a DSLR on this list that’s perfect for you. So, without further ado, here are the best DSLRs for content creators in 2021.

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