Hello, I'm a 16-year-old photographer from Hungary. I started in 2024 Dec., when I got my first camera (Sony A7 I) Since then, I've been an event photographer for my high school You can find me on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61576842547898 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rba.photo/ I also attached some of my best photos, with which I've won (3rd place in my category) in my local contest

This lesson took me a long while to really learn but I found that it's always better to shoot more in the frame than you need shoot bigger than the image you're really looking for or looking at because that way you don't cut off somebody's arm or cut off somebody's feet or somebody's leg or what or somebody's head unintentionally you can always crop the stuff out that you don't need but you can't add in what you don't have

I feel selfish posting my photographs and not being able to return the process by seeing other contributors contributions could somebody explain how I can access members work thank you

Hi everyone here's a little bit more information about who I am I'm going to post my website here and you can take a look at some of the things I've been doing it hasn't been updated in quite a while but it does include one of my favorite pieces called vignettes www.Robertfischerphoto.com

It's almost 3AM and I'm not sure if I'm still sane 😅 I've been working on this Color Guide for the last 8 hours straight — and I think it's finally done. It's called **The Complete Color Guide** and it covers: → Color Emotions — how each color feels and how to use it intentionally → 10 Color Harmonies — with diagrams and color samples → A Quick Reference sheet you can print and keep next to your monitor This is something I genuinely wish I had when I started shooting. Color is one of those things nobody really teaches you — you just kind of figure it out over years. This guide is my attempt to shortcut that. Download it below.📥 And if you have 2 minutes: I'd love your honest feedback. Does it make sense? Is anything unclear? Would you actually use it?