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Creating an Online Photography Portfolio to Showcase

Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the

Johan Lolos

451.6K followers

ANNOUNCEMENT: NEW PHOTO WORKSHOP!! KENYA 2020.
If you have been following my recent adventures, you know that I spent last summer road tripping across South Africa, Botswana and Namibia. Two months of great joy, mainly focusing on spending as much time as I could with the wildlife. A trip of a lifetime that truly changed my life and vision of photography.
This is why, my good friend + professional wildlife photographer @georgetheexplorer and I have teamed up to offer a super exclusive 6-day adventure next March in George’s favorite place in Kenya: the Mara Naboisho Conservancy, a private reserve in the Maasai Mara.
We’ll stay in an @asiliaafrica luxury bush camp, and we’ll go out every day on multiple safari in private vehicles with no more than 3 guests in it.
The workshop is actually almost sold out already, there are just 2 spots left. We’re offering an early bird price of 4,200€ (instead of 4,700€) until November 15.

This workshop WILL sell out, so if you’re interested to join us and learn all we know about photography and how to bring back home those incredible wildlife images, just have a look at my website - link in bio / swipe up in the stories - and apply fast.
Tl;dr:
• March 16-21, 2020
• 6-day safari photo workshop in Kenya’s Maasai Mara • Up to 6 participants, 3 max per vehicle
• Asilia Africa’s Encounter Mara luxury bush camp
• Everything is included in the price, minus international flights, visa, insurance and gratuities.

Recently, @huaweimobilefr challenged me to take photos on my #HuaweiP30Pro using Pro Mode, in order to show you guys how useful it can be.
Allowing me to manually choose the shutter speed and the ISO for my exposition, I thought a picture would say more than words.
I’m not a big fan of long exposure shots, yet sometimes I find them to be helpful. This is what I did on this image, taken at the famous Skogafoss waterfall in Iceland. It was during blue hour, the sun hadn’t risen yet, so it was the perfect time to take a long exposure shot.
ISO 100, 2 second exposure, and that’s it.
I then edited the photo directly on my phone, taking advantage of the RAW file that Pro mode allows. As you can see if you swipe left, I was able to get all those highlight details in the sky back, which I probably wouldn’t have if I had used the normal mode :) #HuaweiShot #ad

Painted dunes of Namibia.
Gosh, this place is such a dream, it doesn’t even look real.
Shot on @lexarmemory
#LexarAmbassador #ShotonLexar

Things are getting busy for me at this time of the year, as usual, and it’s hard to find time to edit some photos from past trips.
Because of that, I tend to forget what I recently photographed. So every time I go through old photos, one of my biggest joys is to actually fall in love again with some amazing sceneries I had to chance to witness in real, like this S shaped dune at sunrise, in Namibia.
Looking forward to sharing more with you soon. I literally have thousands of images sitting on a hard drive, that only wish to be shared to the world.
On another note, I’m seriously considering hiring interns for 2020, so if you feel like this might be a good fit for you in your training, don’t hesitate to send me an email ✌🏻

Morning fog is nothing but cotton candy for photographers.
#TheRatelAfricaTour

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When Ramjet takes a Proton pill, the crooks begin to worry

Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the

This is an awesome post

orem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do

Creating an Online Photography Portfolio to Showcase

Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the

Johan Lolos

451.6K followers

ANNOUNCEMENT: NEW PHOTO WORKSHOP!! KENYA 2020.
If you have been following my recent adventures, you know that I spent last summer road tripping across South Africa, Botswana and Namibia. Two months of great joy, mainly focusing on spending as much time as I could with the wildlife. A trip of a lifetime that truly changed my life and vision of photography.
This is why, my good friend + professional wildlife photographer @georgetheexplorer and I have teamed up to offer a super exclusive 6-day adventure next March in George’s favorite place in Kenya: the Mara Naboisho Conservancy, a private reserve in the Maasai Mara.
We’ll stay in an @asiliaafrica luxury bush camp, and we’ll go out every day on multiple safari in private vehicles with no more than 3 guests in it.
The workshop is actually almost sold out already, there are just 2 spots left. We’re offering an early bird price of 4,200€ (instead of 4,700€) until November 15.

This workshop WILL sell out, so if you’re interested to join us and learn all we know about photography and how to bring back home those incredible wildlife images, just have a look at my website - link in bio / swipe up in the stories - and apply fast.
Tl;dr:
• March 16-21, 2020
• 6-day safari photo workshop in Kenya’s Maasai Mara • Up to 6 participants, 3 max per vehicle
• Asilia Africa’s Encounter Mara luxury bush camp
• Everything is included in the price, minus international flights, visa, insurance and gratuities.

Recently, @huaweimobilefr challenged me to take photos on my #HuaweiP30Pro using Pro Mode, in order to show you guys how useful it can be.
Allowing me to manually choose the shutter speed and the ISO for my exposition, I thought a picture would say more than words.
I’m not a big fan of long exposure shots, yet sometimes I find them to be helpful. This is what I did on this image, taken at the famous Skogafoss waterfall in Iceland. It was during blue hour, the sun hadn’t risen yet, so it was the perfect time to take a long exposure shot.
ISO 100, 2 second exposure, and that’s it.
I then edited the photo directly on my phone, taking advantage of the RAW file that Pro mode allows. As you can see if you swipe left, I was able to get all those highlight details in the sky back, which I probably wouldn’t have if I had used the normal mode :) #HuaweiShot #ad

Painted dunes of Namibia.
Gosh, this place is such a dream, it doesn’t even look real.
Shot on @lexarmemory
#LexarAmbassador #ShotonLexar

Things are getting busy for me at this time of the year, as usual, and it’s hard to find time to edit some photos from past trips.
Because of that, I tend to forget what I recently photographed. So every time I go through old photos, one of my biggest joys is to actually fall in love again with some amazing sceneries I had to chance to witness in real, like this S shaped dune at sunrise, in Namibia.
Looking forward to sharing more with you soon. I literally have thousands of images sitting on a hard drive, that only wish to be shared to the world.
On another note, I’m seriously considering hiring interns for 2020, so if you feel like this might be a good fit for you in your training, don’t hesitate to send me an email ✌🏻

Morning fog is nothing but cotton candy for photographers.
#TheRatelAfricaTour

Follow Me