1.12-1.13 😊

Brilliant!

The ones at 2.15

Love the idea! Thank you!

When I try to capture B&W photos on my iPhone 15 pro they are round?

That was fun! I really like #3. The face underwater was cool, too. I wish they had this app for android. I would use it all the time.

Lot of cool color combinations! I like 3 and 4 a lot. It has nice color contrast with the orange and blue and the framing is cool. I like 4 because it’s soft throughout the image and it’s very abstract. There are nice tones throughout the image as well. Nice work!

Also, what were the photographers taking pictures of??

I like picture 1! What monopod are you using to shoot with?

great video！ Help me improve my English and some photography knowledge haha！

what reserve of florida is this? i live in north florida and looking for good places to go to take pictures.

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I have the Loawa 25mm ultra macro lens, and I also struggle with hand held macro photography, but as you said it is great using a tripod and go up to 5x magnification, may be I should consider using a monopod like you, that would help a bit I guess.

The multiple exposure photos are nice. All the images have a cool look with the darkness and the texture with them. I like 2 and 4. I like the swan with the cityscape in the background and I enjoy the layers created in image 4, they blend well together. Nice work!

I use the same method when taking my photos with the Yashica Mat 124, except that I set the ISO to 160 instead of 200, and it gives me excellent results.

Number 1

All are really cool shots! I think my faves are 3 & 4👍

These are really cool! I like 2 and 4 a lot. 2 has a nice sharpness to it and the colors blend well together. 4 has interesting texture and it’s cool how the light falls on the leaf, it really stands out. The images with the multiple ants, the spider and the gecko/lizard are cool too. Nice work!

#4. It looks abstract. The contrast of lighting makes the veins of the leaf pop, and it gives a mysterious and broken feel for me. #3 is cool, too. I like the depth of field. The bee on the top makes the photo more interesting and gives the feel of movement, plus adds the complementary color. Thanks for capturing and sharing things we tend to overlook. Even the grasshopper "living his best dead life." Haha.

its so much fun to watch the video, and i think the focal le nght looks amazing in your style. whats the brand of it? #9 looks outstanding while #2 brings in so much peace by catching the flight.

Nice work, I’d have to say the number one is my favorite.

I have an old screw mount 50mm f/1.2, there's some vignetting, some distortion, and well, a lot of "character" to it, thankfully not much in the way of chromatic aberrations, though. It's probably my most used lens over the past six months, all of the imperfections breathe the messiness of life into the photos I take -- or, at least that's the way that I see it. I have had tons of crazy sharp lenses, Sigma primes, many Tamron zooms, and there's a place for them with client work, sports, wildlife, etc, but for the everyday fun creative photography? Manual focus primes all the way, old or new, doesn't matter to me, they're still my favorite. The camera's viewfinder makes a world of difference, though, it's often way higher resolution than the screen and allows me to nail focus easier, especially on higher end bodies like the A7R IV. Sony's focus peaking also should be set to low IMO, on medium and high you end up with it going off on rather soft out of focus images. Low is a little harder to see, but when you see it, you know it's sharp. Even for street photography and subjects moving towards you, it can be done, probably not at f/1.4, f/2 and such, but I don't have too much trouble at f/4, f/5.6 and f/8 after lots and lots of practice over the past few years.

These shots are really interesting, intriguing and totally awesome. I will try this for sure!👍

for i would say city wildlife, zoo it is ok. i have a 70-300, 450 en video and you get nice shot. For full wildlife, i bet you need minimum 600, or 800.

the red beaked one is a moorhen i think, we have them in the UK too

Love all of these. Just subscribed.

Love the wood covering

#1 and #4. I like the composition on them. The holga gives the image a timeless feel that I really like. The isolation of the figure adds to the mood. You get the feel of the beach with the scarf in the wind, too. Very cool! Too bad I couldn't catch that bird.

What a really fun review. :)

Good stuff man. I vote for Photo number 1

Good for a non taped holga

I've been doing ICM with my DSLR for a few years, but you've inspired me to try it with my g7xmii. It looks like a lot of fun. I like all the shots, but my favorite is #2. Thanks for the tips.

You have good framing on all of these images. The images have a cool look. I like 1/3 a lot. I like 1 because there’s a sense of depth with the model being close to camera and it creates a sense of place. I really like 3 with the posing and framing. Nice work!

Some quite nice photographs

Leniency in exposure? The film was horrible? 😂 Guy - You have no facility with the instrument AND you have light leaks. Stick with your pocket electronics.

I really enjoyed your video. It was clear, well paced and you have a great speaking voice.. Which longer lens did you finally settle on and are you happy with the glass upgrade? What do yo like most and what don’t you enjoy the most out of the longer lens? Keep shooting…and talking about it. It’s almost like we were in Florida with you. Good luck! Will

ive been using manual lenses on my Sony and i've had great results. For anything moving, I just put it on F/5.6-F/8, pre-focus with zone-focusing and make small adjustments as needed. Even moving subjects are totally acceptable that way. I had autofocus fail on me, even with an high-end body (A7RV) and high-end glass (GM), so I have to check, check doublecheck my photos anyway. Manual focus changed my photography. It elevated my photography. I've yet to buy a native mount manual focus, I currently use OM lenses (for analog OM cameras), but the voighlanders are definitely on my wishlist. There is no 28mm lens available, sadly. I currently use a 21mm F/2 and 28mm F/3.5

Some good some bad but thanks!

I learned that as well, so I bought a 150-600mm still love my 70-300mm EF tho.

Well done! My favourite was the life guard. The red helps a lot 😊. I love the 6 x 17! )I liked and subscribed). I’d love a 6 x 17 field camera.

What camera brand is this? Thx

Some nice shots but unfortunately they are all over exposed

Fun video! I like 1 and 4. They’re both very vibrant and they created interesting patterns in the scene. In 1 the blue and orange complement each other nicely and 4 has cool patterns in the buildings and people. I liked the black and white under the tunnel because of the framing and subtle movement. Nice work!

Hi, im really interested on this lens. How is this compared to the AF lenses like the gm lenses of sony. Thank you for answering 🙏

I like number 1 even if the lighthouse isn't glowing.

“I take a ton of photos.” Just like my street photography, my ICM images fail between 95-98% of the time. I need to do something easier. I’m open to happy accidents too. I have been thinking of doing B&W ICM. I’ve been doing ICM for less than a year. I like you do color & B&W ICM photos. Your images are not only ghostly, they remind me of x-rays. This is a style and taste thing. I love my B&W street images to be very contrasty. I crush my blacks. Have you considered more contrast and having the images darker? This may change your look a little. Doing street photography with ICM is difficult. With my still life’s I try to take a straight photo to compare to the ICM image. A base image. My favorite image is #3. The one with the light beams. A very nice series of images. Thank you for your images. I enjoyed them immensely. Mask On Nurse Marty (Ret).

Great videos! What's the name of the light meter app you use?

Crazy bro! That's incredibly beautiful

A really impressive set of shots and truly inspiring 😊

The comparisons were interesting. Thanks for posting and being so honest!