I played around with it a only for like 10 minutes and got this The way light, hair, texture, bokeh etc works is insane. You get the irregular bokeh in the corners correctly, you can see which eye the camera has focused on, the clothes has micro hairs etc. The eyes, the facial expression, eyelash

Some additional backstory: My dads picture was taken in 1992, when he was 26 Years old. I recreated it just yesterday / 2nd Sep 2024, and I'm currently 25 Years old. Unfortunately he passed away in 2007 when I was only 8 years old. I've been in Sydney for about 10 months now, and the very recent fat

That's my best shot of the GGB in San Francisco imo :)

Was shot on a Sony Alpha 7 IV with the Tamron 28-75 F2.8

During the wilderness trail in the Kruger, we were a group of 8 sleeping out in the middle of nowhere. Not another tourist in sight for 4 days. We were woken up quite a few times by lions roaring throughout the night. The next morning, our ranger told us to gear up, we're walking towards the lions t

Sony's flagship pro camera, the $6500 a1, came out in early 2021. Since then, they've released the a7iv ($2500) and the a7Rv ($3900), both of which have features that COULD be added to the a1 with a firmware update. There have been no firmware updates or even upcoming announcements that those featur

Everyday, I feel incredibly lucky to live somewhere that a place like this can be stumbled on by accident. On a poorly planned getaway to Twin Lakes, I stumbled upon this absolutely stunning spot that I am apparently the last one to find. I feel incredibly lucky to have managed this shot after battl

I shot these on a full frame mirrorless camera. I use a Sony a7iv with a 70-200mm gm ii lens. I should have brought a 16-35mm too but such is life. The 4th image is the only one from my iPhone. You may be able to get similar shots with other non-Apple mobile products. I am no pro photographer but my

Sony A7iv + 200-600mm Was lucky enough recently to spend three days self-driving in the Kruger National Park, and after that a 4-day wilderness trail/walking safari. Was honestly the most fun I've ever had behind the lens. Had some 10000 photos on my drive by the end of the week. imo so much of safa

The rift is as close as it’s going to get. Phones take good photos if you 1) don’t zoom in 2) shoot in perfect lighting 3) ignore the horrible fake bokeh and 4) look at the images on smaller screens. I’ve got an iPhone 12 Pro, and it’s legitimately no where close to my a7iv and it shouldn’t be and n

No Mothershit permission. Please do reach out for permission if you want to report on it. Everyone else is free to use it as wallpapers if they want, I'd be honoured. Shot with the Sony A7iv with the 12-24GM lens. Taken at 5.30am. 30 stacks at 15s at 1,250 ISO, F2.8 and 12mm. There were some halo is