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Consistency

One of the things I admit I have not yet got grip of is the consistency. I’ve read Josh White’s recent blog post and totally understand and agree with this issue he struggles with. I can identify with it. I have written about it before and writing again. I wish I could stick to either […]Read Post ›

The Most Difficult Part in Photography

 Hi there,  It’s been a while since the last post and i feel that i need to share some things, mostly what i personally find the most difficult part of photography. Click below to continue reading..  When i first started to learn about photography it was ( like for most people ) the technical part […]Read Post ›

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