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Straight out of Kimi no Na wa — the dating scene brought to life.

📷 fujifilm x-t30 iii | Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 Lens (sooc)
Location: National Art Center Tokyo (NACT)

u/secretz12345 — 11 hours ago
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Willem Dafoe

Since it's Thursday, I might as well do a throwback post. Last year, after my wife's shoot with her fellow Lolitas, she had the funny idea of copying Willem Dafoe's poses while she is in her Lolita coord.

These were shot at Studio Namu using my X-A3 with a TTArtisan 25mm f/2 manual focus lens.

u/yeji-yunjin1028 — 1 day ago
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i believe in energy 💫 open for tarot readings and spiritual work ✨💗 php333 location online

sa lahat ng tanong ko tungkol sa buhay at mundo, ang natitira ay enerhiya 💗✨💫

open for tarot readings and spiritual work

dm to book now

u/Rich_Run3150 — 1 day ago
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A place where you can find peace

Phone: Infinix HOT 50i

I just want to share pictures that I took when we went for a family vacation.

u/Strawberry_Louvie_21 — 1 day ago
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is it better to repair my old Nikon D5000 camera or just buy a new one?

Hello! I found this old Nikon D5000 in my mom’s storage area and it has a few problems. It looks like it’s in good condition apart from the LCD being a little dirty and the battery storage flap (?) being loose and unable to close by itself (see photos above). Not to mention that its missing its charger so I have no idea whether it can be powered on or not. Wala po talaga ako knowledge about cameras so I’m asking if mas mahal kung ipagawa ko mga sira ng camera na to or mabuti pang bumili na ng bago😓. Thank you for your help in advance!

u/luck_unlocked25 — 2 days ago
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Camera recommendation

Hello good day! been wanting a camera lately and I've been eyeing the sony zv e10 or a6400 but i saw that there is a overheating issue with sony cameras so I'm here to ask what cameras are good alternatives to these? i want a camera thats good in both photos and videos tia!

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u/korem143 — 3 days ago
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best cam for graduation

Hii! I'm a newbie in cameras po and i'm planning on buying a camera po that we can use sa graduation ko. Our grad is scheduled in the morning naman so lighting isnt a problem however, nasa loob kami auditorium.

Things i want/need:

- maganda yung zoom

- can shoot high quality videos kahit naka zoom

- newbie friendly

Your insights are welcome po, thanks!

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u/purbee — 3 days ago
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Anyone else paying 2k+3k pesos to watch well-known photographers flex, plug sponsors, and call it a 'workshop' or a 'masterclass'?

Honest question for fellow PH based photographers…

Has anyone else paid 2000–3,000+ pesos for a “workshop” or “masterclass” expecting actual education… only to realize you basically bought a ticket to someone’s portfolio slideshow, life story, sponsored gear presentation and a raffle/giveaway?

I’ve attended 3 of these now. Won't name any names but these are genuinely big names in the industry, and I’m starting to notice a pattern.

You expect:

-hands-on shooting

-lighting setups you can actually try

-guided exercises

-real-time critique

-workflow breakdowns

-problem-solving and creative decision-making

Instead it’s usually:

-“Here’s my journey…”

-“Here’s my award-winning work…”

-“Here’s why I use (insert sponsor brand here)…

-”BTS clips

-sponsor shoutouts

-giveaway announcements every other hour to keep the energy up

-quick Q&A

-everyone goes home ₱2k–₱3k lighter

And what makes it more upsetting is I’ve also attended smaller, more intimate workshops, half the price, maybe 5–10 people where the speaker actually walked us through their workflow, gave us exercises, let us shoot, make mistakes, get critiqued, and actually learn.

So now I’m genuinely wondering why do some of the bigger “masterclasses” feel less like workshops and more like paid brand activations where giveaways, sponsor plugs, and celebrity names are what fill seats?

Am I just unlucky, or has anyone else in the PH photography scene felt this too?

What, to you, actually separates a real workshop from an expensive presentation?

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u/Thick-Serve-7734 — 4 days ago