Photography Slip-Ups That Make you look like a Beginner! 

I'm going to swap out a lens for some speedos on my next adventure 😂

Thanks so much for the kind words, I'm glad you are enjoying the videos and good luck with your art 🙏

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Thanks buddy, I couldn't agree more 👍

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yeah, it didn't quite come together at the end, but a lovely evening none the less 👍

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Yes, thats right, such a lovely place 👏

@@ian_worth it is. When I lived in Pembrokeshire many years ago, I took my then 6 year old daughter there to take some film photos with my Canon SLR. This was in 2004 and I have recently got those negatives scanned 🙂

That's awesome, happy shooting 📸

125 is my base iso on the fuji xh2, so typically I try to shoot at this unless I need to raise it for some reason ie: increasing my shutter speed. 👍

It really doesn’t matter. Go to your local camera store WEX is one of the last stores used by professional photographers there are a few others. You want the sturdiest that you can afford and the weight you can carry. I have about 9 I never look at the manufacturer name before choosing which one to take It’s always how far do I have to carry it, what size camera and lens I will be using and finally the weather conditions the more wind the bigger my tripod oh I forgot. Camera speed you are hoping to use. Long exposure again the sturdy tripod is a must. I was part of my old studio team of photographers. Photographing the launch of a frigate at camel lairds. I was sent up the crane gantry and it was the afternoon of the great hurricane [remember Micheal Fish what storm weather report] I was hanging on for dear life. I had a Gitso tripod from the 1950s and an RB 67 Mamia medium format. The head on the tripod was about the size of your two hands. Even back when I was young and fit I hated lugging that thing around. But even in a storm near the top of a ship yard crane my photograph’s were pin sharp. Moral to the story. Stop buying things because you see someone with something. What right for him might not be right for you. Support your local shops. Try out And finally pro’s tend to consider price. Will it pay for its self.

it's by Sunwayfoto you can check it out on my gear page www.iworthphotos.com/gear

me too

Great tip 👍