thank you!

Thank you!

copyrat I'm pretty sure this is a topic most pro photographers don't like to talk about, unless they're doing it themselves. They'd feel it takes some of their merit out I think because of most people's ignorance at what is photography. I'm fiddling with photography myself (a complete newbie) and even then, my gf sees me postprocessing and says "oh yeah, I see, you are cheating..." and when I explain to her that "developing" a negative has always been a part of the process of the Art called photography, she gives me the "I'm very disapointed to learn that" look , as if she realized that photography is a lie or something... But I think PP is not to be a subject for shame, as even great photographers from the film era had their shots processed by the labs (or themselves), lights, contrasts, colors, skin softness etc enhanced by the lab processes...

He used to use canon before, then something happened he switched back to nikon.

jdmkIII When you that good... it doesn't matter what kind of camera you have.

@@brianminkc It's the indian, not the arrow.

been to his workshop. he mainly use a 70-200 f2.8. he also has a macro lens for his closeup shots. and i think he has the 14-24 for his wide shots.