Post your family photojournalism photos!

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19187562
You have great family photos to cherish for years to come!!

That's the goal!

Family photos aren't always the sexiest thing to photograph, so its hard to find the motivation to pick up the camera sometimes....especiall​y since there isn't much going on during covid.

Realistically though, this is the most important thing I'll ever photograph. Just need to keep reminding myself that.

mystik610 wrote in post #19189508
That's the goal!

Family photos aren't always the sexiest thing to photograph, so its hard to find the motivation to pick up the camera sometimes....especiall​y since there isn't much going on during covid.

Realistically though, this is the most important thing I'll ever photograph. Just need to keep reminding myself that.

A realistic snapshot of your messy life is what you'll cherrish most one day, over a well planned snappy portrait. At least that's how I feel. The messier the better, it's real photojournalism of your family and life, flaws and all. That's what you lived. That's what they lived.

I enjoy the RAW photos some people share here. The really well composed ones with fantastic photo elements like composition with the environment make it a really great photograph, sometimes this is super hard to pull off in your home, but still, this is one of my favorite threads for this reason. It forces you to really pay attention to everything.

Very best,

MalVeauX wrote in post #19189511
A realistic snapshot of your messy life is what you'll cherrish most one day, over a well planned snappy portrait. At least that's how I feel. The messier the better, it's real photojournalism of your family and life, flaws and all. That's what you lived. That's what they lived.

I enjoy the RAW photos some people share here. The really well composed ones with fantastic photo elements like composition with the environment make it a really great photograph, sometimes this is super hard to pull off in your home, but still, this is one of my favorite threads for this reason. It forces you to really pay attention to everything.

Very best,

I really appreciate this thread

It seems that these days we are inundated with technically great photos of naturally photogenic subject matter. I too enjoy how people are able to take something so raw and make interesting photos out of them. It takes an eye to do so. It's definitely been an inspiration for me to keep shooting these days and it really helps you find the beauty in mundane of the day-to-day.

mystik610 wrote in post #19190030
I really appreciate this thread

It seems that these days we are inundated with technically great photos of naturally photogenic subject matter. I too enjoy how people are able to take something so raw and make interesting photos out of them. It takes an eye to do so. It's definitely been an inspiration for me to keep shooting these days and it really helps you find the beauty in mundane of the day-to-day.

Those types of shots have always been my favorite. Much like how I would much rather watch a historical drama than a blockbuster super hero movie

This thread has been my favorite since I found it. I really like the "shots that make you feel alone" thread too.

EverydayGetaway wrote in post #19190275
Those types of shots have always been my favorite. Much like how I would much rather watch a historical drama than a blockbuster super hero movie

This thread has been my favorite since I found it. I really like the "shots that make you feel alone" thread too.

I def miss your photos in the sony threads lucas

mystik610 wrote in post #19196427

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She is sure having fun in the snow!! I am sure Houston does not get much snow. She is happy this year!!

First image with a X100v. Second image with a Ricoh Gr iii.

Britania757 wrote in post #19198163
First image with a X100v. Second image with a Ricoh Gr iii.

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Very nice. Added grain or natural noise?

Thank you. The x100v has grain simulation turned on in the camera for the film profile I used.

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19196454
She is sure having fun in the snow!! I am sure Houston does not get much snow. She is happy this year!!

It's definitely a rare thing on the southern part of the state. It was actually pretty horrible for a lot of people but we got really lucky with the electricity.

It was her birthday weekend so it was definitely a treat

mystik610 wrote in post #19198227

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19196454
She is sure having fun in the snow!! I am sure Houston does not get much snow. She is happy this year!!

It's definitely a rare thing on the southern part of the state. It was actually pretty horrible for a lot of people but we got really lucky with the electricity.

It was her birthday weekend so it was definitely a treat

That is cool it was her birthday weekend!!!

Texas has been hit very hard this year. Texas is not used to this much cold AND snow!!

My sister delights in meeting her second grandson