Biofall
This was an incredible read. You've lived quite the life. I'll have to check out more about Bill Atkinson. I wonder what sort of neuroscience he worked on?
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Biofall
JoinedA neuroscientist and photographer, my goal is to capture unique angles on landscapes, people, and animals so that more people get out and share my reverence for nature and life.
- BiofallYour comments are on point. Just to add my thoughts and recapitulate what many here have said: The flexibility afforded by RAW files is massive. I see it in every shot I take on my d810. If you have highlights and shadows in your image, jpg loses …1
- BiofallI use a variety of setups given what the activity and goal is! Hiking: dedicated lowepro protactic 450aw with a d610 w/70-200 on it. Peak design capture clip connected to the d810 w/ 35 f1.4 or 14-24 hanging from the front strap. Super easy to get …2
- BiofallI absolutely love the power armor. This is from the Fallout franchise, if you were wondering. http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Power_armor1
- BiofallI'm a neuroscientist who works in a BMI lab, so I feel obligated to comment here! I work with electrode data measuring electrical activity of individual neurons, not amalgamated local field potentials that EEG picks up, but large-scale data …2
- BiofallInteresting post Lauri! I think a huge part of photography that isn't explicitly about spur-of-the-moment action could be boiled down into "slowing down." People forget that great composition doesn't just happen. As A. Adams loved to point out, the …4