It looks like there have been some new additions to the East Side Gallery since my last visit. I think the cat/Venetian mask is my favourite.

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed the post. I hope you'll enjoy my future content too.

Thanks, seeing the storm from the lake was something special.

Thank you, maybe Sigma will send me a cheque in the post for all the free advertising : p

Thanks for your support. I'm glad you enjoyed my post and I hope you'll find my future content useful :)

This seems to be an unfortunate reality of posting here on steemit. I try to keep my posts concise, though I do like to explore some concepts in detail. Perhaps I should shorten my future posts to make

I very much enjoy your minimalist works. This almost looks like a national flag when viewed with a 2D perspective.

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks for sharing my post. I'm glad you enjoyed the images and found the advice useful.

If weight is major concern, you might also consider the Tamron 24-70mm 2.8. It has excellent sharpness, and with the crop factor it could replace several lenses in your bag. I even knew a guy who very

Yes, using a longer focal length will give you a shallower DOF too.

I can understand how it can be confusing. The snail photo has a shallow DOF because the lens was 6 inches from the snail when I took the shot. The closer you are, the shallower the depth of field. Even

I use a Sigma 24mm Art and it's one of the very best lenses I've ever purchased. On your D7200 it'll give you an effective focal length of 36mm, but this will be fine in practice. Your other alternative

You're lucky to have someone so close to you who you can learn from. As for editing images, it depends on a number of factors. I believe that you should always shoot in RAW format whenever possible. And

Capturing a unique perspective requires us to look at things in ways that we wouldn't normally perceive. Conveying this unique perspective is one of the most challenging and rewarding aspects of photography.

A very interesting perspective on the riders. The lens distortion works particularly well too, nicely done.

It's nice to see a full accounting of the creative process along with the end result. Posts such as these are an asset to Steemit.

Choosing to portray such a colourful city in monochrome comes with a great many challenges. You've overcome those challenges and produced some really nice images here, the second of which is my favourite.

Hi, you have a really good eye for photography. I look forward to seeing more of your work.

Hi @hustletoparadise, it looks like there have been some new additions to the East Side Gallery since I visited. I also read your post about the lack of interesting content here on steemit, and I agree