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You do realize the great Ansel Adams used the dodge and burn technique in post to bring contrast in the shadows and highlights in his photos. The only difference is his was done in a dark room where as today its done online
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Great video Joel. Inspiring photographer, I really enjoyed seeing his work. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You can follow him on UA-cam. You will certainly have fun.
Well done! Subscribed! Cheers
Awesome, thank you!
I love his work. Änd attitude towards photography, using the b&w's in this way. A master in my opinion.
Hi Peter! Thanks for watching!
Thanks.
No worries!
SERIOUS photographs. Does anyone know which leica he is using... and lens? I'm guessing many are with summilux 35. or summicron. Killer images.
Leica M10 Monochrome and 24mm Summilux 1.4 and 50mm Summilux 1.4 lenses.
Great images and backing track who’s the band ?
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In case you wonder how he takes those kind of photos, he "pre focuses", using zone focusing and always using spot metering, focusing on highlights
Hello Moise Levi, thank you for the valuable information about the configuration, greetings, have a good day!
Images that are over-processed are not photography it’s graphic design
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Really ? Do you like them or not ?
You do realize the great Ansel Adams used the dodge and burn technique in post to bring contrast in the shadows and highlights in his photos. The only difference is his was done in a dark room where as today its done online
Ha
The level of envy in these comments is through the roof. “Why don’t people realize MY photographs are better than this!?” Lol.
Great photographer for likes on social networks.
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