Design matters | Photography VLOG #13

[@tonyb2760]

Thanks for sharing. Hopefully you will get that sun on the path one day.

[@frederikboving]

Fingers crossed! I should be able to go down there with my 70-200mm a summer evening and get something useful!

[@joerg_koeln]

Excellent video. I was several years in a class where the group chose for every month another photographic topic. Everybody was allowed to show 4 pictures. They were completely different as well. It helped me a lot to reflect my ideas and to get inspired by the ideas of the others.

[@frederikboving]

Thank you for sharing! Yes, it is indeed surprising how different results different people can come home with give the same assignment.

[@kimc5750]

Some wonderful photos, scenery, and it seems a new system. 🙌🏻

[@frederikboving]

Thank you Kim! Yes, the Lumix replaces my Nikon Z50 and my Sony A7Rii, so it is really a simplification of my portfolio of video centric cameras. As they say, simplification is the ultimate sophistication!

[@bfs5113]

Yeah, that is why I never regard myself as an artist with my camera. Forget about paintings but just looking at some of the design of the free 3D models, and I know that I'll never come up with such creative designs in a couple of lifetimes. But most photographers are highly influenced by their own experiences and/or knowledge, such as a graphic designer turned photographer will home in the design and color concepts more than others. While painters, such as Saul Leiter and HCB would put their painter's mindsets in play. Thus, hardly anyone can jump into surreal photography, such as the famous Philippe Halsman - Dali Atomicus, 1948. Hopefully, AI can supplement our abilities, as well as defied the law of Science in photography of the future.

[@frederikboving]

Uh, I find plenty of challenges in 2D - I know designers work in 3D but it just seems an additional challenge that for me is "a bridge too far". But I am impressed by those who embrace it all!