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Al Cooper 06.10.21, 11:51

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maria456sellman 24.03.25, 09:03

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Which Photo Editor is Mostly used by Photographer?

Anila Jain 03.09.15, 12:04

Ruud van der Lubben 20.02.25, 17:53

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July 2018 Monthly Theme – Still Life on the Street

Ken Piros 01.07.18, 21:25

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Artificial Intelligence - what about photography?

Matthias Moritz 30.05.23, 19:39

Quote: Ken Piros 02.06.23, 13:39Recently read an article from Kirk Tuck regarding Photoshop and AI.
https://visualsciencelab.blogspot.com/2 ... -with.html

I think we will have a group of photographers that will always want to go out and create the image in the camera with very little changes being made in Photoshop and then another group that will want to use all the embellishments AI will have to offer.

How much will be considered photography as opposed to Digital Art will be an individual choice and subject to much debate.

Most photo's are enhanced to a degree, crop, color conversion, etc, it comes down to what the individual can self rationalize as acceptable.

I am in the photography purist camp. But if you enjoy enhancing your images with AI then have at it and enjoy.

You're probably right. There will always be those who value capturing the perfect shot in-camera, staying true to the moment. But on the other side, the creative possibilities with AI will attract photographers eager to push boundaries and experiment with new techniques.

Deleted user 25.09.24, 12:03

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cant upload any photos

Draco55 05.10.17, 06:52

I’ve had a similar issue where photos ended up sideways because of how they were saved on my phone. It might help to rotate them before uploading. As for the section thing, it sounds like a weird glitch or a site rule that doesn’t make much sense. I’ve run into odd upload problems before, too. If it’s not a premium membership issue, maybe try reaching out to support or just stick to browsing and commenting for now.

aaadhi 24.08.24, 00:44

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Suggest a decent cooling pad for Dell XPS 15

nomike 25.04.18, 10:55

I had a similar issue with my laptop getting too hot, and I found that a cooling stand that lifts it up a bit helped. Even though the vents are on the bottom, raising the laptop creates a bit of space that improves airflow.

I also tried a cooling pad with fans positioned to blow air up into the laptop. It’s not a perfect solution, but it did help a bit. Sometimes, just using a small external fan to help move air around the laptop can make a difference. It’s not ideal, but every little bit helps with cooling.

aaadhi 24.08.24, 00:32

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Your opinion matters! What´s a good photo?

Matthias Moritz 30.11.17, 14:06

I think what makes a photo "good" really varies. For me, it’s less about following every rule and more about how a photo makes me feel or what story it tells. I've seen some amazing shots get ignored because they didn’t follow the "rules," while others, that were technically fine but not special, get tons of praise.

The photographer’s name can also change how we view a photo. I remember seeing a Henri Cartier-Bresson photo online that got ripped apart—people criticized it for being too simple and not meeting certain standards. I bet if they’d known who it was by, the reaction would have been different. For me, it’s about the emotional impact and the story behind the photo, not just the technical stuff.

aaadhi 24.08.24, 00:30

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Wedding in the Rain

FlashSpark 02.06.13, 04:31

Rainy weddings can be tricky but also have their own charm. When I had to shoot an outdoor wedding in the rain, clear umbrellas really helped. They added a nice touch to the photos and kept the couple dry. Also, double-check your camera settings for the low light—could save you some hassle. And definitely keep some towels handy for quick gear dry-offs.

aaadhi 21.08.24, 21:48

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Rubrique Spécial

anne-marie wallon 08.01.24, 14:41

Concernant votre demande concernant la rubrique "Spécial", incluant les exercices photos et l'UJC (critique constructive non sollicitée), nous apprécions votre intérêt. À l’heure actuelle, nous évaluons toujours nos plans pour 2024, notamment la poursuite ou non de ces sections. Nous tiendrons certainement la communauté informée de toute mise à jour ou changement.

Deleted user 22.03.24, 12:33

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Hello there I'm new

Photographer4Life 06.12.23, 15:50

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August 2018 Monthly Theme – Sunset

Ken Piros 31.07.18, 11:00

wow thank you for sharing, absolutely amazing

hejaca4984 20.12.23, 09:58

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Wisdom acquired in a lifetime's worth of pictures

Ken Piros 08.01.21, 12:59

Thank you, it's very nice

hejaca4984 20.12.23, 09:57

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Look back and forward to your photographs

Matthias Moritz 24.09.18, 10:38

Oh thanks for sharing. I really love my first work

hejaca4984 20.12.23, 09:56

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Let's start a contest!!!

Surrealia 30.01.10, 20:53

Hi, it's very interesting, can't wait

hejaca4984 20.12.23, 09:51

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Street Photography - Create more compelling photographs

Ken Piros 26.06.21, 15:46

Hi, it's nice. Thank you for sharing

hejaca4984 20.12.23, 09:50

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