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Anders Å

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Hi and thanks for taking the time to check out my profile!

This is what you will find below:

1. How I would like to interact with you on FC
2. About myself
3. Suggestions for where to learn more about photography

1. How I would like to interact with you on FC
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Before I tell you a little about myself and why I like photography I would like to tell your about my reason for being active on FC, what my FC strategy is and how we could learn from each other.

I want to learn how to take and make better pictures. To accomplish that I will use FC to look at and learn from great pictures that other have taken (stored under Favourites) and upload my own pictures to get to know

a) What other people think of them, what they like and, very important ....
b) What I can do to improve them.

So please, let me know not only what you think but also how you think a picture of mine could be improved. It's okey if you write in German. I spent a lot of time studying German at the University in the 80s so I understand it quite well. Unfortunately I have lost my ability to write well in German since then.

In return for spending that extra energy on a picture of mine I will not say "thanks for the feedback" on your profile. I will check out your pictures and give the same kind of feedback on one of yours.


2. About myself
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Having said that, let me introduce myself.

I picked up photography as a hobby a year ago after a very long pause. I used to be quite interested as a teenager but between then (quite some time ago I'm afraid) and 2007 I bsically only took snapshots. Now I'm really into this again and try to read and learn as much about photography as I can between my work and my family.

What I appreciate most with photography is how immensely it has improved my ability to actually "see", percieve and appreciate places, things and situations around me in everyday life. That improved ability certainly makes my life richer and more exiting. There are pictures everywhere, all the time. It's only a pity that the camera is not there when you really wish you had it on your shoulder.

Photography is also something very different from my day job so it makes an excellent job at making me relax from work. Not that I don't have to be creative at work and overcome interesting challenges but photography opens up another dimension of life if you see what I mean.

I am especially fascinated by black & white photography which I find convey moods and sentiments much better than colour. Having difficulties to judge several colours correctly also makes B&W atttractive as I don not have to worry about not perceiving weird tints when I process my pictures.

I live in Stockholm Sweden and use a Nikon D300 wth an 18-200 zoom lens for just about everything I shoot. I process my slides with Capture NX, Photoshop Elements and Nik Software Silver Efex Pro.


3. Suggestions for where to learn more about photography (books,
podcasts, websites etc) - NOT READY, I WILL ADD MORE TIPS LATER
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My intention with this section is to share suggestions for books,podcasts, websites etc. that have been helpful to me and that I have enjoyed.

BOOKS:

Michael Freeman; The photographer's eye (a great read about composition)

PODCASTS

There are plenty of good podcasts that I cen recommend as well (I use I-tunes to subscribe). Here are a few:

Nikoneans: The Image Doctors

The candid frame

Seven questions about photography

WEBSITES:


All the best;
Anders


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Leonid Khodyrev, 18.12.2010 at 19:21h




Andy Mura, 24.10.2010 at 20:11h

Thanx for your comment. I think that we're partially attracted by decadence because we somehow think that with a nice picture we are able to give back some of the lost dignity to the subject. Besides, beauty and deterioration are contrasts. And contrasts always inspire any sort of art :-) I'd be curious to read the books you mentioned!
Past Glory by Andy Mura
Past Glory
by Andy Mura
12.10.10, 18:19
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Venta, 17.04.2010 at 16:29h

Thank you for your visit and the very nice comments!


Venta, 10.04.2010 at 1:26h

Thanks so much for your comment!


JOKIST, 27.03.2010 at 21:35h

Many thanks for your coment !!!!!
Fiore by JOKIST
Fiore
by JOKIST
25.3.10, 9:54
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LG Ingrid und Hans



JOKIST, 9.03.2010 at 18:38h

Vielen DANK !
Día de señoras by JOKIST
Día de señoras
by JOKIST
25.2.10, 18:52
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LG Ingrid und Hans



Berthold Klammer, 8.03.2010 at 12:24h

Hi Anders, the voting was successful, as you probably noticed - many thanks (Winter Blues #2)!!! regards Berthold


saleh alkadri, 20.02.2010 at 0:00h

thank u for your comment....u r so kind
saleh



Berthold Klammer, 13.02.2010 at 10:08h

Winter Blues #2 by Berthold Klammer
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by Berthold Klammer
12.2.10, 13:36
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Dear Anders, thanks for your gallery proposal of my photo - I feel very honored!



SchwedenSabine, 6.02.2010 at 20:01h

Hello Anders,
I really like the way you see things and bring them onto your picture...I just had to set you to orange so I will not miss any of your future work. keep up the good work, please.
Greetings Sabine



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