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📷 Nouvelle Vague. Warsaw, Poland. 2025

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https://neilmilton.scot/2026/08/ttd33-nouvelle-vague/

#photography #musicphotography #livemusic #leica

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Hot Skies 🌄

Sunset through the forest first smoke, over the hills in Grand Forks, BC.

#Photography #NaturePhotography #Wildfires

Photo of the sun setting being a hill, silhouetting a tree, with the sky darkened and red from forest fire smoke.

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Schattenkinder - Der Fotograf Andreas Reiner.

https://www.zdf.de/play/portraits/schattenkind---der-fotograf-andreas-reiner-movie-100/page-video-ard-schattenkind---der-fotograf-andreas-reiner-100

#fotografie #photography

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#FotoVorschlag
#Muster » #Patterns

#Funchal, #Madeira 📍

#Portugal #calcadaportuguesa #portuguesepavement #cityhall #baroque #baroquearchitecture #historic #townsquare #tiles #mosaic #leadinglines #perspective #goldenhour #sunset #dusk #travel #travelphotography #wanderlust #photography #Fotografie #amateurphotography

A view of the Municipal Square in Funchal, Portugal. A wave-like pattern of black and white tiles (calçada portuguesa) covers the foreground leading up to the grand, two-story Funchal City Hall building with a central tower. A tall, ornate fountain stands in front of the building and mountains rise in the distance behind it under a blue sky at golden hour.

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Feel small

#photography #blackandwhite #bnw #monochrome #classicmono #nature #landscape #scape #sky #silhouette #travel #trees #thicktrunktuesday #art #artyear #eck

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Raven (or Crow?)

#birds #photography

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Posta Santiglia

A "posta" is an ancient rural structure, often isolated or close to the farmhouses, which served as a shelter for flocks (with sheds and porches) and evolved into buildings for the processing of dairy products and the winter lodging of shepherds during the transhumance, becoming self-sufficient for prolonged periods, connected to the larger complexes of the farmhouses.

#BikeTouring #discover #italy #CenturiesOld #architecture
#explore #countryside #old #RuralLife #biking
#cycling #GravelBike #mtb #photography
#abandoned #building #decay
#BikeTooter #BikeLeans #bike

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I think my Ricoh GRIII's autoexposure is broken I tend to shoot a lot and not review my photos a lot, but it was recently brought to my attention that my pictures are really dark. I tend to operate in P mode most of the time when I’m doing snapshots and just adjusting EV if I have a particularly bright/dark subject. However, when shooting in EV +0, my photos are in fact turning out really dark. Even the histogram statistics agree, and I think this behavior has changed over time. One of the first photos I took with the camera: Photo I just took: Histogram: The on-camera histogram agrees. Everything gets shoved to the left. Oddly, this doesn’t seem to happen all the time. Seems to mostly show up in low-contrast and indoor photos. It seems the camera would rather shove the histogram to the left rather than center it. Even in manual mode, centering the exposure meter still has the histogram shoved to the left. Things I’ve tried: Turning off the ND filter. I can confirm ND function works as the ISO shoots up when ND is enabled Updating the firmware. Running the latest version Resetting all camera settings Asking on the Ricoh forums. Things I haven’t tried: Testing with an 18% grey card (it’s in the mail) Any idea what could be causing this? Page · lemmy.world

I tend to shoot a lot and not review my photos a lot, but it was recently brought to my attention that my pictures are really dark. I tend to operate in P mode most of the time when I’m doing snapshots and just adjusting EV if I have a particularly bright/dark subject.

However, when shooting in EV +0, my photos are in fact turning out really dark. Even the histogram statistics agree, and I think this behavior has changed over time.

One of the first photos I took with the camera:

Photo I just took:

Histogram:

The on-camera histogram agrees. Everything gets shoved to the left.

Oddly, this doesn’t seem to happen all the time. Seems to mostly show up in low-contrast and indoor photos. It seems the camera would rather shove the histogram to the left rather than center it. Even in manual mode, centering the exposure meter still has the histogram shoved to the left.

Things I’ve tried:

Turning off the ND filter. I can confirm ND function works as the ISO shoots up when ND is enabled
Updating the firmware. Running the latest version
Resetting all camera settings
Asking on the Ricoh forums.

Things I haven’t tried:

Testing with an 18% grey card (it’s in the mail)

Any idea what could be causing this?

I think my Ricoh GRIII's autoexposure is broken

https://lemmy.world/post/52240392

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Sand Island - #ApostleIslands National Lakeshore

https://richard.rathe.org/travel/apostle_islands/sand_island/index.html

Met this fellow on shore who sailed solo from #Duluth...

#Sailing #Kayaking #Photography #Camping

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MUSEE PHOTO VEVEY 😍
#phototrouvée #vintagephotos #collectingphotography #photography

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Equinox day is here, so what better time to share what is probably my favorite fall photo I ever took? From one November in the American South: "Dogwood fall leaves".

#art #photography #fall #autumn #autumnleaves #fallfoliage #trees #leaves #forest