A client wants a large (1800 x 1200mm) canvas print of blue cranes against a background of flowering canola fields. The choice is his.
These are the rough composites he can choose from. Once the decision is made I can refine (detailing, de-noising, etc.) the chosen image.
Which one would you choose?
5 Years ago I bought a Sony A77 with some A-mount lenses. I love to work with this camera; it’s very ergonomic and, once all settings in place, a great camera to work with. Unfortunately Sony withdrew itself from the South African market and ‘rules’ the African continent now from Dubai with offices in Botswana and Namibia. So I was thinking about buying the A99ii with a macro lens and guess what: they don’t sell these anymore; at least not on this continent. But in the rest of the world still available. So I tried Amazon and other suppliers and guess what their answer was: (something like) ‘US-law prohibits export of lithium batteries’ …
To make a long story short: I acquired locally a brand new Canon camera with lenses:
… that’s why two of the same …
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“With a labyrinth, you make a choice to go in – and once you’ve chosen, around and around you go. But you always find your way to the center.” – Jeff Bridges
