by Pascal C. Photography
A while back, as we were discussing photo-gear (see here), I ventured to write that, in a not too distant future, I would be looking at top end phones, and perhaps, go the minimalist root, for my Urbexing.
Discretion, lightweight. All that and a flash light.
So I have. And, well… Continue reading “Urbex Minimalism”
Because the opposite of sharp is dull, I am a bit obsessive-compulsive (bordering on a disorder I guess) when it comes to picture sharpness and crispness. As a matter of fact, unless there is an obvious artistic bias to make a blurry image (and I mean really, really obvious), nothing turns me off an image more, then an out of focus picture.
As a matter of fact, I like my pictures soooo focus, sooo tack sharp, they’re serrated. (pun fukin’ intended!!) Continue reading “Tack Sharp Urbex”
Using the correct lens is critical to Urbex photography success.
The size, f-number and even the weight of the lens you use will determine your image’s forces and weaknesses. It will induce the image’s distortion, saturation, depth of field, bokeh and, dare I say it ? Probably its soul, no less !!
The Urbex Sentinel 
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