Geometry in Street Photography (And How It Frames and Guides the Eye) Geometry is one of the most powerful tools in street photography and most people do not even realise it/never use that potential. Cities are built on lines, shapes, repetition, symmetry, grids, curves, intersections etc. Once you start seeing those elements consciously, your compositions instantly become stronger. Let us take a quick look at how exactly that happens ;) Why Geometry Matters on the Street Mos
credits: Cosina Cosina has announced the Voigtländer Septon 40mm f/2 Aspherical for full-frame Sony E and Nikon Z mirrorless cameras. It is a relatively compact manual-focus prime, especially in E-mount form, where it measures 30mm in length and weighs 165 grams. The Nikon Z version is slightly larger at 32mm and 205 grams. Both versions use 52mm filters and Cosina continues its habit of giving each mount a slightly different exterior design. The Sony version has a diamond-pa
credits: Ricoh A New firmware update (version 1.11) for the Ricoh GR IV and GR IV HDF is here, and the big news is that the standard GR IV now gets an electronic shutter. That feature was already available on the GR IV HDF and the GR IV Monochrome, and Ricoh had said it would eventually make its way to the regular model. With this update, all three GR IV variants are now up to date when it comes to high-speed shooting. The addition matters because of how the GR IV handles exp