🏚️ Something Old, Something Leica... While walking along the stately Prinsendreef—lined with large villas and shiny modern apartments—I stumbled upon a modest little cottage that time seemed to have forgotten. Slightly worn, totally out of place, and yet… it had charm. The kind of charm that whispers stories and dares you to imagine what if.... Continue Reading →
6 minutes read. Well, I said I was pretty happy with this quick and simple edits – and I meant it. Honestly, in most cases I’d just throw this kind of result straight into my gallery without chasing perfection.But… can it be improved? Sure. In my first version, I used Shadows & Highlights to bring... Continue Reading →
Well no, it’s not some magical recovery job – this is just a plain RAW file, shown in Neutral. But yeah... it is very dark. So the question becomes: can you still make something out of it in RawTherapee? Absolutely! RawTherapee’s bag of tricks can handle way worse than this. And honestly, with just a... Continue Reading →
In Today’s Photo Gallery: A Female Roe Deer Today's gallery features a small series of photos of a female roe deer. These images tie into topics from previous articles on Open Source Photography, such as which camera settings to use or what makes the ideal telephoto lens for birds and wildlife. While many YouTube professionals... Continue Reading →
As promised in the latest and last edition of the OSP magazine, here's the review of the MCO Plus 14mm f3.5 on Micro Four Thirds Camera. The test photos that belong to this review are on my gallery. (The lens is also available for: E, FX, M4/3, EOSM, NEX) I really like using old lenses,... Continue Reading →
Click on the picture to see more ! The moon on a clear evening - and photography tips - E-M5 MKII Lumix 100-300mm Cranes at an old transfer station - Olympus E-M5 MKII Grey Heron - Ardea cinerea - Blauwe Reiger - Olympus E-M5 MKII with Panasonic 100-300mm Series of glider pictures - Olympus E-M5... Continue Reading →
Click here, or on the picture to view and read the second part of my article about the Tall Ship Race on "La Gallerie". On this page, more about my new Olympus cameras : In my limited circle of fellow photographers, there is one question that regularly comes up, and which is the most discussed,and... Continue Reading →
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