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Just because they tell you it is impossible…
Anybody told you that it is impossible to do this or that? Prove them wrong. Just do it. Just like everybody learned that it is impossible to shoot pictures against the sun. Until somebody used a flash. Then the advent of HDR. And then cameras with a dynamic range where it is unnecessary to shoot…
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Cinemagraph: The Autonomous Kicker
Teamwork is on my mind. What is a better metapher than a sports team. Feel free to use the GIF when you need it for a presentation. Klick on the picture to see the bigger version (1,5 MB).
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Tunnel to the future with many exits
The tunnel is an old symbol for a passage. On photographs they also make good models: Symmetry, interesting shape, often intriguing details. I love this one in particular. It always reminds me of the fact that even if you do not see the exit and it looks like a dead end, there are plenty of…
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Always expect the unexpected
When you are in the middle of Austria there are a lot of things you would not expect. A huge chinese portal is one of these things. But it fits there like a glove. So always think outside the box and expect the unexpected. Maybe trying something which does not fit there is a solution.
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Revisiting Fractals
When playing around with fractals I rediscovered my love to them. Just in case you were wondering: Yes, there has been some postproduction.
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Another HDR sunset – SELP18105G lens testing continued
The lens testing continues. I really like the pictures from the SELP18105G. They are always clear, crisp and show good contrasts. And I really like the HDRs I can build from the Pictures.
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A quick look at the new Sony 18-105 f/4 G
I took the new Sony SELP18105G for a test ride. First impression: The lens is solid, well built and has two rings – one to zoom and one to focus. What makes here stand out from other lenses is a small lever which can also be used to zoom. It looks like it was thought…
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A quick view from the balcony into the sunset
I took my 19mm Sigma for a ride and created the HDR. I especially enjoyed the orange and turquoise hues in the reflections.
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