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Embrace the Light of The Metro in Copenhagen
Photographing Copenhagen’s Metro: Challenges and Beauty Photographing in the metro can be a great experience, especially in a city like Copenhagen. The underground world here…
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Zone focusing made easier
Zone focusing allows you to preset your camera’s focus and aperture, enabling you to take multiple shots without adjusting the focus. This way, it´s possible…
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Vintage lenses
I just received some old lenses and two older Nikon 35mm film cameras. The lenses are all Nikkors, and the oldest produced from 1965 as…
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The UV Filter – does it make sense on a digital camera?
Photographing with film using a UV filter to adjust the ultraviolet rays of light to reach the film, causing a bluish cast to the image…
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Leica M9 and the hidden menu you shouldn’t know about
This post is also added to the CAMERA STUFF section for future reference. The hidden menu on the Leica M9, accessed through a specific sequence…
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Street Photography vs. Travel Photography
I always bring my camera with me on walks, or on holidays. Looking for moments or things of interest to photograph. With no particularly aim.…
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Candid or Fine Art Photography?
Video after the text. Candid street photography and fine art street photography share some similarities but also have distinct differences: Similarities: Subject Matter: Both genres…
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The inspiration you might miss
Inspiration comes from various sources. Often it can be very small things that spark creativity. From taking the photo to editing it. What to do?…
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A Yellow Balloon – One Photo, One Story
In the heart of Berlin, nestled between historic buildings and bustling streets, lies a shop that seems to be closed, but still have some left…
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5 reasons to join a Morten Albek workshop
2025 is the year I started up my extended workshops around the world. I have teached photography for many years and decided to take a…