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This is a video that caught my eye. The gentleman was out reworking his entire landscape workflow because shooting wide, you wind up pushing the object of interest farther back into the background. So, going to panoramas with longer lenses, and shooting Medium Format (both Pentax and Fuji). Essentially very little about gear, but trying to get his Mojo back. So, here is the video just prior to the one above. He's lost his touch, had a couple of what he calls failed attempts to refind his MoJo, and has just received a request from National Geographic to publish one of his images.  Last edited by interested_observer; 04-21-2019 at 02:04 PM. | |
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