I'd just crop the first image and maintain the same aspect ratio. It wouldn't take much to crop out the lady on her phone on the left side of the frame.Not done editing
But this was literally pitch black, those lanterns and those tiny lights above were the only lights, still wondering how i can make this better, any advice brehs?
@GoldenGlove
when you have light
Brehs I shot a wedding yesterday let me tell you it was the hardest thing I've ever done, I was on my feet for like 12 hours, everything was inside in a darkly lot cavern , Didn't even have time to eat, my hand is killing me a now I have like almost 3000 images to sort through.
Never doing this again
Note:
A couple at my church photographer cancelled on them literally a few days before because of an emergency. So they asked me I should have said no
I don't get many weird looks. I'm not intrusive when I shoot street stuff. Plus people are usually in a hurry so they aren't worrying about me capturing a scene
Shots done on xt-10 with the 18-55 and the X100f.
Gonna start my photography insta, start doing more street (I got a number of photos but did not find them good.)
Did not intend to edit my photos to look filmy but its just how I rolled with these. Did not care about dimensions, either.
Thanks. What gets me about that first one is how much potential it would have had if I moved 6 feet to my right that day
Bookmarking this thread.Do it big, fam. I knew about this thread for some time but slept on it. Lets make this shyt the livest on the coli
Once I get my camera and accessories (hopefully next month), I should provide some content to see if yall approve. I bought a old Nikon camera from a Goodwill for 3 dollars. Fresh out the box without no damages. It's not a good camera for what I want to do hence why I'm trying to get something with a bit of vintage feel.
Do it big, fam. I knew about this thread for some time but slept on it. Lets make this shyt the livest on the coli
. Folks going in on this thread. I'm still window shopping for a camera, so far I'm looking into the FujiFilm Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic, since it has a old school feel to the photos which I'm trying to go for 
. Plus it's within my budget.Just remember, that is an instant camera, so you don't get to do digital wizardry with it. It takes the photo, spits out the picture, and thats it. Also you have to buy instax film.I seen the thread and thought it was related to gaming. Once I checked it out I was like
). If you are interested in cheap digital, you could always start with a lil point-and-shoot like I did.
