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​Welcome to Practical Photography by Larry!
​Welcome to Practical Photography by Larry! 📸 ​Whether you are here to master the light, fine-tune your workflow, or connect with fellow creators who share your passion, you’ve found the right place. ​This community is built on a simple philosophy: intentional photography. We focus on real-world practice, clear intent, precise framing, and mastering exposure at the sensor level—moving past rigid textbook rules to help you capture the world exactly as you envision it. I also have a Blog named Practical Photography by Larry. https://larrysphotography41.blogspot.com/?m=1 ​To help you get the most out of this community, we have organized our discussions into dedicated spaces. Here is your roadmap to our community categories: ​📢 Announcements ​The official bulletin board. Keep an eye on this space for important updates, upcoming community events, new challenges, and platform news. Check back here regularly so you never miss a beat. ​👋 Member Introduction ​Your first stop! We want to get to know you. Drop a post here to introduce yourself to the community. Tell us where you are based, what caught your eye and got you into photography, and what you hope to learn or share here. ​🛋️ The Lounge ​General conversation and camaraderie. The place for casual chat, building connections, and talking about anything that doesn't quite fit into the technical categories. Pull up a chair and get to know your fellow members. ​📷 Camera & OM System Hub ​Gear talk, technical discussions, and field setups. Dedicated to the physical tools of our craft. While we welcome all gear, this is the specialized home for exploring the unique capabilities of the OM System/Micro Four Thirds kit. Use this space to discuss body configurations, lens pairings, and technical settings for challenging environments like wildlife or astrophotography. ​🖥️ Post Processing ​Where the digital negative comes to life. A deep-dive space focused entirely on the digital darkroom. Share your RAW workflow secrets, discuss advanced masking and AI tools, or explore tone-mapping and display technology. If it happens after the shutter clicks, it belongs here.
Large Apertures equal Shallow DoF
Most times we see written or a video tells us to you a wide Aperture to blur the background. What other effect the blur ? And why.
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Abstract photography. Two sides of the same coin.
At a meeting showed his images applying filters. Although I've used them to apply Photoshop filters to create a different view of my photo. I haven't spent the time to create good results. Usually I apply the filter to the complete image I've often take the other side of the coin for abstract photography. Using a slow shutter speed and Zoom the focal length, rotate the camera, ICM, live Composite on my OM-D E-M5 iii and zoom the lens or rotate the camera or both. This is my link. The last 3 used the liquefy Photoshop filter. What can you create?
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Improving your photography
I follow Joe Edelman and he discussed Improving Your Photography. One discussion is Create a Visual Database. I use Lightroom Classic and have fooled with the Print Module and knew I could add information on the edge of the print border. So I created presets to information. This Blog post describes my processes.
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Use a fast shutter speed
Use a fast shutter speed to freeze motion. What is the purpose of the photo? When is motion a creative choice?
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