54ward @54ward@photog.social

Roll-in Reflection

#Photography #PanasonicG85 #m43 #microfourthirds #graffiti #reflection #SkatePark

#photo #photography #ontheroad

My daughter Sara is an extremely talented photographer, and one thing I've learned from her is that sometimes you just have to take a photograph on its own terms. In that spirit 🙂 :

How do you do, fellow 📷 kids?

This is my first post on photog.social, although I am not really new to the federated web. I have also been taking pictures for a while now.

A thing I did last summer was chasing monarch butterflies. They liked milkweeds and zinnias in our yard. I shared my excitement on this thread:

https://mastodon.social/@sajith/100421724876568597

I have started seeing them again this year! I think I will start a thread here this time.

I intend to post pictures of other things too.

#photography #photographie #photo #stuttgart

Anyone know of a way to get #Darktable to export the same image at two different resolutions, at the same time? I'm hoping someones made a plugin for it, so I don't have to.

And some sunrise photos from yesterday morning. I got lucky with the sky and pillar! #photo #photography

Chatted with @Vyllibh and @54ward about some BW photos earlier and it made me wanted post a couple of mine.

@54ward @Rinkhals whether one should pay attention to such tool depends on what you want to achieve. Do you aim for a good photo from a technically point of view or an artistic one. In case you don't know him, there is a guy on Youtube making great videos on the artistic aspect of photography.
A video you might be interested in may be this on https://youtu.be/6gLEGl4klyE
I'm not sure though if it's the one I was thinking of. Internet here is horrible so I can't properly check.

Dunno about this one. Feels like it's missing something
Clues anyone?

#photo #photography

@54ward @Vyllibh One of my favourite tools in Dark table is the tone Module. In the top right of the module it has an eye dropper and you can use that to find out where on the graph your subject lies. Then you can make sure your subject is properly exposed for the image you want, and you can change the tones of the area to make sure the eye is drawn to the subject.

@54ward @Vyllibh No, don't ignore them. They are definitely a great tool. The question becomes what kind of image you want. If you want everything exposed properly then that's a great way of doing it. If you want to draw the eye to the subject of your image then you may have to over or under expose certain areas. While yes, keeping the whole image properly exposed can be a great way to edit, there could also be a case made for why you might want to over or underexpose certain areas.