After not using it for quite a while, I thought revisiting HHHR technology resident in my E-M1X was in order. So I went out in my backyard and captured some late season images of flowers.
Other than doing some in-field tests with Handheld Hi Res technology for this website, I’ve never needed to use it for my commercial photography or any client work.
As photographers, each of us gets our own creative reward for the work that we produce. These could be financial and/or psychological. Rewards can be internal or external. There is no right or wrong creative reward. The fact that each of us gets a reward of some sort, directly impacts the level of motivation that we bring to the images we create.
After some very interesting deliberations, the next chapter in our journey in search of photographic freedom has begun. After almost twelve years of generous support from our wonderful readers, we have decided that it is time to end the monetisation on our website.
Determining our best photographic ROI is not as simple as it may appear on the surface as ROI isn’t always just a financial return. Since the majority of folks visiting this website would probably be amateurs/hobbyists we will focus on this segment of the photographic community.
For many photographers in the Northern hemisphere, this is one of their favourite times of the year as they are able to capture beautiful fall colours… and enjoy the change of seasons.
As photographers, some of us can suffer from dry spells periodically throughout our photographic journeys. That has been my challenge lately. My apologies for not producing a new article here for a couple of weeks.
This article features a selection of uncropped HHFS grasshopper images captured with the M.Zuiko MC-20 teleconverter.
I haven’t been out with my camera as much as I would have liked this year as a considerable amount of my time has been dedicated to various eBook projects. Suffice to say I was in need of some field practice using Handheld In-Camera Focus Stacking.
Visual expression has been integral to human existence for thousands of years with the earliest drawings dating back about 75,000 years.
It is estimated that some engravings on shells created by Homo Erectus go back as far as 500,000 years, although experts disagree whether these artifacts can be classified as art.
Photographing flowers with the M.Zuiko 150-600 mm f/5-6.3 IS wouldn’t be top-of-mind for the majority of folks who enjoy this image genre. And, I must admit this lens wouldn’t necessarily be my first choice either.
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