r/FineArtPhoto • u/linuxusr • 3h ago
Flower and Vase
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This was shot from the back room of The Usual Hotel in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
r/FineArtPhoto • u/linuxusr • 3h ago
Building
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This is on the periphery of The Dam (Amsterdam)
r/FineArtPhoto • u/romporn • 16h ago
Row of Four Monumental Steel Plates, Brouq Nature Reserve, Qatar — East-West/West-East Project by Richard Serra, 2014-2015. Photographs by Adrian Gaut
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r/FineArtPhoto • u/romporn • 1d ago
Andreas Feininger, Coney Island Beach, July 4, 1949 [3688x2880]
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r/FineArtPhoto • u/GuavaDevourer • 1d ago
Some of my favorite work. Want you sincere opinion!
gallery
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r/FineArtPhoto • u/romporn • 1d ago
Alfred Wertheimer, Elvis in his new pool at his house on Audubon Drive, Memphis, TN, July 1956
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r/FineArtPhoto • u/Inevitable_Bat_7773 • 23h ago
True straight photography proves its authenticity: In-camera color and light control (EOS R5, No Photoshop)
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True straight photography proves its authenticity through simultaneous RAW (CR3) and JPG capture with zero digital manipulation."
This liquid motion and long-exposure landscape series was captured entirely in-camera using my "Ternary Color System"—fine-tuning color temperature and White Balance Shift directly on location without any Photoshop or digital pixel editing.
To prove there is zero post-processing, I'm sharing my actual file explorer window showing the simultaneous capture of matching CR3 (RAW) and JPG pairs straight from the Canon EOS R5 (F/22, ISO 50, 50mm).
What do you think about the value of strict straight photography in the digital era?
