This is a shot of the tip of a Fruity Pebble Cookies bud from Ethos. Currently very close to harvest. Pretty bud.
420 Magazine's Photo of the Month: July 2022
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Baaie dankie Meneer / Mevrou! Daar is iets magies aan berge naby die see. Tstitsikamma is a magnificent place. I understand how you must miss it.
Aloha All!
All wonderful entries! I’ll try this month with a shot of outdoor grown purple candy clouds
All wonderful entries! I’ll try this month with a shot of outdoor grown purple candy clouds
Zimbo 63
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Yeah, I moved to CT from there...
Zimbo 63
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Stunning pic...Aloha All!
All wonderful entries! I’ll try this month with a shot of outdoor grown purple candy clouds
TwelveCoffee
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Here’s a picture of Stretch getting close she’s a Cookie Monster from Beaver Seeds
EhCndGrower
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Random seed from last year’s outdoor harvest just sprouted on its own. My little garden helper just taking a closer look
I'm in it for the photos. I dig them all so much, all so unique and beautiful! I love the eccelecticness of ALL entries in ALL categories so much!
Zimbo 63
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Since it's a photo contest, why don't people post their camera settings as well.
I just use my Samsung A71. In the tents I use the flash to negate the opposing light from the FC4800 when I get pics in the tent. My small tent houses a MG3000 and the lighting is terrible in there for pics cause it's just too much light in a small tent so I have to pull anything in there out for pics. Then I need to have the light from the other tent to brighten up the room because the recessed lights aren't enough umph. Also you need adequate behind the camera not behind the plant. That's how I can help other people take pictures.
TwelveCoffee
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As Krissi was saying I use my phone as well 90% of the time which is a IPhone 12 Pro I actually prefer Samsung cameras though more options for adjusting settings. I also have my DSLR a Canon T6I but don’t have the time to edit everything in light room or the patience now if I had a macro lens that’d be amazing one day lol
I was thinking of buying a nice Nikon or something but this phone does a great job...just no time lapse which stinks...
TwelveCoffee
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My sister let me borrow her camera before I got mine and it’s totally worth it providing you have time to use it and learn it. I still have a bunch of photos from Dante’s bathism that I need to process. That being said in my opinion run it on jpeg mode if you get one not in the raw settings that way you can upload to your computer or tablet etc and just use the photos instead of paying for a Lightroom sub
I have just enough time for doing what I do but I do pick up on things quickly so I guess maybe it would be a good investment. We just got a little extra money and he's getting himself a new tool box and I have yet to decide what I want to spend my half on. Camera, tri-pod, seeds, a new tent or something for the house, I'm so up in the air
Zimbo 63
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I have done a fair amount of event photography and also have snapped for the press.
After my DSLR got dropped by some security guard dude (the housing cracked) I sold my Nikon gear and bought a Lumix. Intending to upgrade from snaps only, to snaps and video.
Bad choice, Corona fixed that, business dried up.
I don't have a macro lens anymore, but mine do 1:1.4 and I have magical extension rings.
Hopefully will be posting pics when I do my next grow..
Zimbo 63
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Time lapse photography is way cool.
Photoshop and lightroom will cost you the grand sum of $10 a month for both.
Oh wow!
Lumix, huh? Never heard...
Fuck corona
I'll be looking forward to it Zim
Zimbo 63
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Time lapse photography is way cool.
Zimbo 63
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Made by Panasonic, which you undoubtedly have heard. It's their mirrorless digital camera range