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I Take Pictures With My Smartphone To Prove That It’s Not The Equipment That Matters
I'm Mounir 19 yo from Algeria and believe that for me photography was never about the materials. In the certain point, your are limited by what you got but you have to love the process not the outcome.
If you really want to do something, to create, then just do it. No excuses and no crying about not having this or that.
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Rick O'Banion 8 years ago
Check your edit...there's no stars in front of the moon in a real sky.
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Wouter Berg 8 years ago
Great pics, but some of them would be even better with a shallower depth of field that you could not actieve on a phone...
Tinne 8 years ago
The artistic eye is key, but as one gets to a higher level of creativity, equipment does add another few layers of depth and refinement. Your work is excellent anyway. Perhaps you will tinker with finer equipment down the road and also enjoy it.
JXC 8 years ago
Totally agree. Equipments are being developed not out of vain but out of artists' pursue of perfection.
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Beatz Girl (Erica) 8 years ago
Amazing photos, but it's not the equipment that produces good photos. It's the editing. I could bet that these aren't the original versions (unedited) and that you edited them using a sophisticated software
Wouter Berg 8 years ago
Great pics, but some of them would be even better with a shallower depth of field that you could not actieve on a phone...
Tinne 8 years ago
The artistic eye is key, but as one gets to a higher level of creativity, equipment does add another few layers of depth and refinement. Your work is excellent anyway. Perhaps you will tinker with finer equipment down the road and also enjoy it.
JXC 8 years ago
Totally agree. Equipments are being developed not out of vain but out of artists' pursue of perfection.
Load More Replies... Beatz Girl (Erica) 8 years ago
Amazing photos, but it's not the equipment that produces good photos. It's the editing. I could bet that these aren't the original versions (unedited) and that you edited them using a sophisticated software
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