Bad Photography Examples

I've used it over and over again and there nothing bad I can say about it thanks again b and h you always have what I need to make my photography one step better than before ...

N/A Do business only on the machine, so I can not give you examples.

Gives you a very in depth view of the EX3. Lots of hands on training. Great examples of what the camera is capable of.

I was skeptical that a teleconverter could work this well, but i kept seeing examples on Pentax Forums. I needed longer than 300 and the options were this or buying a much more expensive lens. I'm blown away that it does not seem to be any degradation in image quality. I bought this to use with my DA* 300 and it's a winning combo. I've also used it with the DA55-300 PLM zoom and Tamron 90 Macro ( I used the macro in manual focus, did not try autofocus because I just use manual focus with macro). When I did use it with the zoom I was at the beach where there is a lot of available light.

I love this lens.  I posted a review on Youtube with examples of photos so you can make your decision. Visit this link:  https://youtu.be/zSaIgYaHRD0

Fantastic, solid advice, each chapter focuses on a specific aspect (exposure, etc), real examples. Please note that the author's technique is based on film not digital.

This is my favorite size and type of paper for hand outs to clients for examples. None of that too small 4x6 stuff.

When trying to solidify a potential client, we were asked to send them examples of product shots that we would be able to obtain for them. This task was a done with ease with the MyStudio MS32 Tabletop. The professional look you get from this kit is amazing, and we definitely have it to thank for being getting curious clients business. Very happy with this purchase, it pays for itself.

I swear by Manfrotto and this is no different. I love the Magic Arm for attaching things in tricky places. I could go on and on about examples, but my suggestion is to get this, play with it, and you'd be surprised what you can do with it. The worst thing is needing it and not having it. You may not have a use for it right now, but you will. And if you have it when you need, you'll be glad you do.

I have already reviewed this film below, but I did not add examples at the time and I felt it would be helpful. My go to film is Trix-400, but at about $1.50 less per roll, I think Bergger film does not get enough attention. Though I have not had the chance to print these in Darkroom, they scan great on my v700 and I have been able to make good digital prints. I always develop in Rodinal, most of these I think were done at 1:25 to cut the long developing time.