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my account seems to have disappeared from the people directory after the overhaul 😔

UPDATE: found it. # doesn't include # 😐
 
 
1/ Want to get better at what you do?

I've been thinking about how to best go about improving my photography, using the notion of "deliberate practice." This is the most succinct article I found, that summarizes numerous helpful approaches for (not just) landscape photographers: https://www.dustydoddridge.com/blog/2023/12/16/deliberate-practice-making-art-in-landscape-photography

Not a photographer/artist? See my next post.

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Wet Reflections, Richmond

Time for wet knees again! I couldn't resist some puddle photography at Richmond London Underground station. I always love the new shapes created by mirror reflections.

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puddle photography at Richmond London Underground station. I always love the new shapes created by mirror reflections.
 
Hey newish # on the fediverse.

Are you uploading some of your favorite photos you've recently shot? Are you looking forward to posting in a place that isn't dictated by a corporate algorithm? Which means ppl will see your posts!!??

Are you wondering why you're not getting a lot of reboosts and engagement??

If you're not putting in alt text/image descriptions that could be why. Try it and see how many boosts you start to get. :)

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I've visited a lot of waterfalls in my time as a photographer, and while my technique has evolved with experience and time, this image from 2007 has remained one of my favorites. I've gone back to this location multiple times to photograph this exact image, but this one always wins out.

Getting to this position in the creek is not for the faint of heart-- I usually put my camera strap in my teeth to hold it above the water as my feet slip over mossy, slick rocks until I get to a boulder further downstream. When I'm done taking exposures I am typically soaked head to toe.
Worth it. Every single time.

Water cascading over rocks in # at # in #.

Prints can be found here: https://fineartamerica.com/featured/the-build-in-brandy-creek-andrea-borden.html

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A long exposure waterfall scene in a stream. Beginning from the lower left hand corner of the image, four mossy boulders build an upward diagonal line that draws the eye to water frothing over rocky cascades. Vibrant green moss decorate the rocks further upstream, and water rushes towards the camera in curtains of white water. At the upper quarter of the image a forested hillside slopes down towards the stream.
 
This post was somehow deleted, so I'm reposting. Lawyer, pls. comment again!

Creatives!
Curious about #
Interested in Intellectual Property Rights?
Puzzled about Protection?

Check out my blog post, where I touch on these topics, as well as infringement and enforcement, with pointers to helpful resources:

https://www.breitensteinart.com/2023/06/22/thoughts-on-copyright-protection/

(I have a monthly newsletter too, why not try it out? ‪https://www.breitensteinart.com/newsletter/‬)

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Creatives!
Curious about Copyright?
Interested in Intellectual Property Rights?
Puzzled about Protection?

Check out my latest blog post, where I touch on these topics, as well as infringement and enforcement, with pointers to helpful resources:

https://www.breitensteinart.com/2023/06/22/thoughts-on-copyright-protection/

(I have a monthly newsletter too, why not try it out? https://www.breitensteinart.com/newsletter/)

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Artist Newsletter Alert!

I'll soon publish my first ever artist's newsletter, written from the perspective of a photographer and painter. On it—and my blog—I'll be talking about inspiration, techniques, challenges, and results as a creative.

It's going to be short and sweet, published monthly,

Curious? Learn more and consider trying it out at: https://BreitensteinArt.com/ (scroll down)

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Been thinking about getting into wedding photography. It’d be a challenge, and a great opportunity to test my skills across almost every single aspect of this craft, from portraits to candids to product, landscape, and interior photography.

I’m super thankful to my friend for allowing me to dip my toes into the water and document the preparations.

Love these pictures.

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The fully dressed bride, with the bouquet, seen through a glass window.
The bride, getting ready, and happy.
The bride and her parents, a range of emotions from laughter to crying.
Getting into the car, in full bridal getup: not easy.
 
Gerda Taro was a talented young # intrepid and ambitious, and one of the first female photo-journalists. Robert Capa was a pioneer of photo-journalism.

Their brave approach to getting pictures of the action from within the action would cost both Taro and Capa their lives – the former killed on the frontline of the Spanish civil war in 1937; the latter blown up by a land mine in Indochina in 1954.

#: Taro on the Cordoba front. Spain. September 1936, by Capa.

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photographer intrepid and ambitious, and one of the first female photo-journalists. Robert Capa was a pioneer of photo-journalism.

Their brave approach to getting pictures of the action from within the action would cost both Taro and Capa their lives – the former killed on the frontline of the Spanish civil war in 1937; the latter blown up by a land mine in Indochina in 1954.

#: Taro crouching behind an armed soldier on the Cordoba front. Spain. September 1936, by Capa.

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Their brave approach to getting pictures of the action from within the action would cost both Taro and Capa their lives – the former killed on the frontline of the Spanish civil war in 1937; the latter blown up by a land mine in Indochina in 1954.

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Still having a hard time deciding between 35mm and 50mm. They are pretty close in general but still very different. I kind of like the way 35mm looks to me more if I'm being honest. I just don't need both lenses, the 35mm is more versatile overall but the 50mm can isolate subjects a little bit better but my 105mm can isolate them even more! Haha. 🤔

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Screenshot of Adobe Lightroom comparing two images side by side of two different focal lengths.
 
I’m not convinced there’s an actual benefit to being awake as early as a 7 year old insists is normal, but if there is, it’s probably getting sunrise shots.

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Sunrise seen through trees and houses.
 
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🌳 Germany's fairytale forests are real. Last year we went hiking with a friend for his birthday, through this forest near the border of France. I was lagging behind the whole time taking photos, entranced by the beauty.

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A hillside path opens in a dense forest of trees with purplish trunks, the forest floor covered with green moss and yellow-orange autumn leaves.
 
I saw a hashtag I loved - # and so here's an art I made (I'm a #, not a #, please excuse the glare 😆)

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Painting of a phoenix in acrylic on canvas
 
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Hello, Mastodon community I'm Jacob.

I make my living as a # and before that I was in the music industry as an # & #.

Privately I work as a # & # #.

I draw from #, #, # #, # & # for much of my inspiration.

I hope that # will replace # for me in the long run and that I will find many interesting people here to inspire me.

https://www.jacob-roschinski.de
a brief overview of my work
 
how wonderful to see genuine knowledge of and interest in #, ownership and crediting of artists for their work. As a # I'm constantly struggling with people thinking that they own the photos I take in my work because they hired me, or the "if it's on the Internet it's free" attitude. It's one of the reasons I joined the Association of Photographers (#) - for their ongoing support of photographer's rights.
 
Quick # since I switched instances. I'm Patrick, a # # from the Pacific Northwest. Going to be posting a lot of landscapes, some portraits, and some architecture. Also a bunch of the dogs! 👋
Photo of Mt. St. Helens with the Milky Way lined up with the crater.
 
https://youtube.com/watch?v=LW5u5xZ3x_A&feature=share

watching this film on caricature artists and thinking there is a lot to be learnt here as a # # in terms of identifying distinctive features and emphasising those in the final image
 
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The # # in Wackerbarth Castle Park.
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The Iconic Staircase in Wackerbarth Castle Park.
 
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The back side of the Wackerbarth Castle, with the #.
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The back side of the Wackerbarth Castle, with the fountain.
 
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