Photography is easy to cause "addiction". Of course, addiction is not necessarily a bad thing. Deep love can also achieve a similar effect to addiction. Many people are indulged in photography, which can also be called addiction. But this is a normal and beneficial kind of "addiction".
In today's photography world, mirrorless cameras have taken over. Let's talk about how mirrorless cameras suddenly emerged, quickly captured the market, and replaced DSLRs.
The moment you pick up a camera, many beginners have fallen into similar predicaments: faced with a dazzling array of lenses, camera bodies, and accessories, it's like standing at the entrance of a maze, not knowing which path to choose
In portrait photography, the debate over "prime vs. zoom" never seems to end. Some say primes represent the "pinnacle of image quality" with their large apertures creating a naturally blurred atmosphere.
We always get used to pointing the camera at the distant scenery, yet often overlook this: the true meaning of taking photos has never been to capture a single beautiful scene, but to coexist with the scenery.
