Photgraphy site update
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by calgarc
2w ago
Hey, I recently updated my Photo blog, taking inspiration from both boogie's site and timeline.watch. I decided to add a mosaic of timepieces. I still have some stuff to photograph and put up. The site can be viewed at hobotographer.com . Any thoughts on the design updates ..read more
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Feedback on my photos
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by Shelbytroyer
1M ago
Hey guys! If any experts here could give me some feedback on my photos that would be great! Thanks! [ATTACH... Feedback on my photos ..read more
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Best el cheapo camera lens for up-close macro shots, with either a SONY Alpha or a Nikon bayonet
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by m1943
3M ago
Hi. Not much of a photographer, but I do have a SONY NEX-3 (Alpha) body with a Nikon adapter and a manual Nikon lense that does prety well for portraits etc., but does not do any macro shots. Looking for something inexpensive and used on eBay, however, can anyone suggest a particular model/brand for this task? I was trying to make sales pics for my watch that I want to put up for sale, and realized, that I need a special lens for that ))) Thanks ..read more
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Dive watch with diver background
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by usclassic
4M ago
Thought these came out pretty cool ..read more
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Breitling 806
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by noreut
5M ago
Isn't this beautiful ..read more
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Recent trip to Tuscany
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by Mark Theken
6M ago
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Watch reflections
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by usclassic
6M ago
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Central Virginia Sky last night!
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by Chrasmus
7M ago
These were all 30 sec. exposures ..read more
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Tuesday
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by usclassic
7M ago
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Photographing the watch from the front without reflections
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by 26Rubis
8M ago
Hello everyone, as the title suggests, I have not yet found a way to photograph my watches from a 90° angle without seeing a reflection of my fingers or the lens of my iPhone in the black of the dial. Here's a quick illustration: It turned out to be a stable photo, but unfortunately you can see my fingers. It feels the same here and the more I try to take photos at a 90° angle, the worse or more present the reflections become: [ATTACH... Photographing the watch from the front without reflections ..read more
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