jordanwatke.bsky.social
expensive hobby-dabbler, wannabe photographer, dad, minnesota
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That’s phoking tragic
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Thanks for the kind words! Hope you’re having a great weekend!
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Thanks very much!
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Sorry, didn’t know you were camping with me that night, I’ll do better next time
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Thanks very much!
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From a composition standpoint this is stellar
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Nicely framed!
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You’ve done well to capture the earthshine on the dark half and get that 3D pop. Nicely done
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Olympic NP is the most underrated park in the country, and the rainforest is a big reason why. Lovely shot
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Really love this, nicely framed
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That second frame is excellent
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Mind-blowing shot, and a unique take on wildlife photography
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Fabulous shot!
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Insane shot, really love this
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LoZ: BoTW or ToTK
Banjo-Tooie
Red Redemption 2
Halo 2
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I’m a sucker for “no obvious horizon over water”. Nice shot and mood
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If you haven’t read Red Rising yet, do yourself a favor
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If he keeps writing absolute boppers like The End and Better Hell, he’s going to start getting radio time
I can listen to the album on repeat all day and not get bored, it’s that catchy
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I view it as a casual way to share my photos, but not be bound to only sharing photos. Threads did this too, but the vibes here rn are immaculate
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These are great, totally captures Acadia
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Rollei 2.8F, Hasselblad SWC, Leica M6, Xpan, Fuji GA645zi
All of which would collect dust because I don’t shoot nearly enough as it is, but the dopamine would hit so nice
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These are fabulous, love frame 2 and 4
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This would frame really nicely, total wall-hanger
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Clearly I gotta try Kentmere
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This was something like 6 minutes. I had an f/4.5 lens and was only running 400 speed film, so with reciprocity I suppose it makes sense that I needed such a long exposure since f-stops are logarithmic. An f/2.8 probably would’ve only needed a minute or so, maybe a Plaubel Makina 67 would work
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Randy Quaid, Secretary of Shitters
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I used probably 4 or 5 frames to bracket just to be sure I got something. The lens I used was pretty slow, so my shutter speed really mushed the details of the aurora. It’s my only regret from this night - not trying faster shutter speeds
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Thanks very much, I’m glad I got the composition right on the first attempt. Tough to do in the dark with an OVF
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Stunning set, those first two are magic
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Leofoto might have something you’re looking for. Even if not, check out The Center Column, it’s how I decided on the Leofoto LS-324C for a stable, lightweight, compact, and affordable carbon tripod