The World Through A Macro Lens, Macro Photography <3
The World Through A Macro Lens, Macro Photography <3
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Sep 13 2015, 11:05 PM
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3,045 posts Joined: Dec 2007 From: Canterlot |
Bro, seriously, you should show this to nat geo or something. Really amazing shots.
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Sep 14 2015, 11:42 PM
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QUOTE(PF T.J. @ Sep 14 2015, 11:15 PM) Thank you kindly man, really appreciate it! Im no expert, but I think your pics are magazine cover-worthy. They're artistic enough as it is. You seem to have a knack for great composition.Unfortunately there is always an issue between nature shots and artistic shots. My shots are all nature shots which doesn't involve any torturing, freezing and killing of subjects. However, this means that my shots will never be able to compete with artistic shots taken by irresponsible macrographers who take pride in killing so long as their photographs are on the top of the charts. These photographers can shoot at higher magnifications and more details since a dead subject doesn't move at all. Still, the saddest thing is that the public (even competition judges) who are oblivious to how such photos are taken, will always opt for the artistic shots, thus indirectly promoting killing of subjects for better shots The number of such shots are rising, even in NG galleries, which is quite sad PS: It is really fortunate that the top photographers in our region, namely Kurt Orion (Malaysia) and Nicky Bay (Singapore) are nature shooters as well, and they promote a professional and sustainable style of macrography Looking forward to seeing your pics on a Nat Geo cover someday. |
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