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I need beginners for my next project. 1: Rewriting 2: Translation 3: Data Entry 4: Video editing If you are available, kindly message me via Telegram t.me/Georgecharles235

"CALSHOT HUTS UK"... 15/11/2025 My Rating 7/10 Shot On The Sony RX10IV. SETTINGS: 1/500sen f/4 iso160. The muted blues, whites, and greys of the huts harmonize beautifully with the stormy sky. The red and lime green huts continue to act as effective visual anchors. They break the rhythm just enough to add interest without feeling disruptive. The clouds are expressive yet not overpowering. The warm light breaking through adds Depth that helps elevate the emotional tone of the image. The bird adds a sense of life. Its placement against a lighter patch of sky keeps it visible without competing heavily with the huts. The red and green huts that pop strengthens the lower half of the composition I think.

Hey yall, I’m taking my friends proposal pictures this weekend and I’m super nervous because I haven’t done anything like this yet! Anyone have any tips for me? It’s at 3:30pm and it’ll be shaded by a fire pit at a lake house.

I just wanted to get everyones thoughts on the Brenizer method? do you know about it? If not, its a method whereby you take a picture of your subject in sharp focus and then proceed to shoot several pictures around the subject without refocusing, then stitching the photos together in lightroom to create a huge bokeh panoramic shot