How do i get my subject in focus with manual focus if my flash diffuser blocks outside light sources, so I can barely see the subject? I’m shooting close-ups with a macro lens. Thanks! submitted by /u/Snuggly-Muffin

What am i doing wrong – subject focus? Hi everyone i have a question about getting subject in focus. Here is an example. It doesn’t matter what i did, for whatever reason, camera always focused on the leaves and not on the lioness(i have 50 pictures that are the same). What am i doing wrong? Or is it just the limitation of the lens and the subject is just too far? My camera is: Nik…

trending subject My question is very simple: I’m looking for the most reliable and accurate statistics about trends in the USA and Europe. If this type of website exists, some will give Google Trends; to be honest, I don’t like that source. Thanks to all in advance for your answers, and good luck to all. submitted by /u/Dismay-Someone

Opinions about subject and edit? submitted by /u/Stfnoo

Subject and Background in Focus? I am going to be taking some senior photos this evening. It’s for family, so it’s not a stressful situation or anything. I would like to get a photo of the subject with the school in the background, but I need the subject and the background to be in focus so the name of the school can be read. I have a full frame and a 35 mm 1.4. I also have a 5…

How would you achieve a photo like this? The lights aren’t blown out, but the subject isn’t horribly under exposed (it looks like scene-appropriate subject exposure.) Is it done in-camera or in post? submitted by /u/Nyx_Valentine

My focus for this day was street photography. Using a 24mm I wanted to get close enough to my subject while also capturing one of the many DC monuments in the background. To make the pictures more interesting I normally try to wait for my subject to gesture. submitted by /u/juliansp516

Trying to Match a Subject Hi all, trying to find the right sub for this question, hope it’s OK. Does anyone have experience in matching people in photos? I’m trying to work out if the young man in the left is the same person shown in both photos on the right. It matches his army unit and timeline. For reference: Left – Taken in 1899 Right Top – Taken in 1904 Right Bottom…

Subject looks underexposed Hi. Just like the title says the dog I shot in this photo looks underexposed still. However I’ve pull my shadows up all the way and anymore exposure compensation leaves everything looking blown out. Is there anything I can do? Or was this just a bad exposure to begin with? submitted by /u/Pitiful_Platform4261