formerphotoj

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by formerphotoj 2y ago
Not arguing with your point, and point taken. The quotation marks suggest that I don't fully mean to mean the literal definition or understanding of the word quoted in the context you're reading. But I use quotes too often to equi
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by formerphotoj 2y ago
And state actors, somewhat.
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by formerphotoj 2y ago
I shall be pleased to thank you for favoring us with this most poignant example; my heart doth flutter a few nanoseconds at the innocence of youth both present and lost to short-form video. I exhale, with a touch of melancholy, but feel gra
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by formerphotoj 2y ago
This "shouldn't" be surprising. Smart people seeing a wider perspective, seeing the limits of mass-schooling and top-down curricula, seeing other social challenges, and seeing a better option? I live in Seattle; there's
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by formerphotoj 2y ago
This. Should be a long German word for the unaccountable cost delta/savings?/increase? from digitizing and then maintaining APIs and such into at least 2038. Maybe AI knows what it is; I'll ask and get back to y'allz!
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by formerphotoj 2y ago
100%
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by formerphotoj 2y ago
100%
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by formerphotoj 2y ago
Try everything...to make the shot your "own." Yep.
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by formerphotoj 2y ago
Wide vs. tele foreground/background lens distortion, not just the field of view (framing). Some call this choice of lens "lensing" and as noted, the distortion of a 28mm wide vs 200mm tele are part of their physical design, o
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by formerphotoj 2y ago
Agreed, but would you think it to be good advice for beginners? One of those "learn the rules to break the rules" kind of rules?
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by formerphotoj 2y ago
Yes! And if you're trying to please the masses, you risk losing that inspiration if your own vision is not as "mainstream." This may seem minor, but I can tell you from teaching many students that there is a bit of youthful s