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From a recent portrait shoot I did with my Sony a7iii and Sony 28mm f/2. In my opinion, this lens is such an underrated sleeper for portraiture. I love the perspectives it gives.
From a recent portrait shoot I did with my Sony a7iii and Sony 28mm f/2. In my opinion, this lens is such an underrated sleeper for portraiture. I love the perspectives it gives.
Some stills I took from a day at Gyeongbokgung Palace. Always lovely to be able to stop by. The mix of history, quiet corners, and everyday moments there never gets old.
Gotta love bike life in the city.
There’s just something about people on bikes that brings a little extra energy to a frame. Glad I caught these moments rolling by.
Gotta love bike life in the city.
There’s just something about people on bikes that brings a little extra energy to a frame. Glad I caught these moments rolling by.
Just some things that caught my eye walking through the streets northern Seoul yesterday. Photographed on my Sony a7iii + Sony 55mm f1.8.
Some photos I took during a 1 hour and 16 minute street session in Seoul—the exact length determined by how long my action camera lasted before dying. Two thumbs down for the DJI Action 2.