Spearhead

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Porto

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Physical dimensions are irrelevant when posting online.

Lightroom doesn't take over your "filing system." It simply creates pointers into that system. Nothing changes.

From the Terms of Use (link at bottom): " You also grant us a perpetual non-exclusive worldwide royalty-free license to use, reproduce, adapt, publicly perform and publicly display your User Content on the Site and to promote the Site." Now someone may choose to delete it anyway but there's no right to it.

http://spirer.com/images/churchfish.jpg Chestnuts Roasting

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Not true. You have spent plenty of time telling other people their choices are not appropriate .

Some of us photograph more than eye charts. Not much of a fan of Ansel Adams' photographs, but he did have some great things to say about photography, here's a few quotes: “The single most important component of a camera is the twelve inches behind it.” “There’s nothing worse than a sharp image of a fuzzy concept.” “A great photograph is a full expression of what one feels about what is being photographed in the deepest sense, and is, thereby, a true expression of what one feels about life in its entirety.” Equipment fetishism has nothing to do with photography.

Have a walk with a big DSLR alone in shanty town or favelas in the evening alone. I used a medium format camera for years for street photography in Morocco, urban and rural Mexico, Vietnam, Italy, Spain, and France. Not once did I have a problem. For me Iphone delivers some crappy quality level Then you need to learn how to use it better. and can not regarded as serious photographer. Plenty of people have no problem being serious photographers with a phone camera. See the references to Brad Evans' work above. Serious photographers are not made by their equipment, that's a naive and very limited view of photography. Equipment is a very small piece of the equation for "serious" photography.

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http://spirer.com/marrakech2018/content/images/large/DSCF2937.jpg Marrakech

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Chrome is color-managed. Safari is color-managed. Firefox is color-managed. Edge is color-managed. IE 11 is sort of color-managed. Pretty much everything on a computer is color-managed now.

http://spirer.com/marrakech2018/content/images/large/DSCF2551.jpg Marrakech at 7.5mm

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http://spirer.com/images/graffitipin.jpg 7.5mm