#4000d

[coolthingsguyslike]

[klownspit]

Before & after using Lightroom

Don’t usually post my photography work but pretty proud of this edit and I mean, Cash is giving all the Halloween vibes 🎃

[sadderrall]

Downtown Antigo, WI

[liquidmalice]

from the engine room

[vv-photography]

Hello, world Tumblr.

I am a hobbyist photographer from Ukraine. I will be posting my work since 2021 when I acquired my first DSLR camera.

Usually I shoot landscapes, streets, sometimes people and musical events.

I hope you enjoy your stay!

[richardjlockleyhobson]

/ conspicuous by your absence / edit / electric guitar / originally sequenced using a VSS-100 Portasound / early 1990s / transferred to Akai 4000DS at 7 ½ ips / played back at 3 ¾ ips / MXR Distortion + and Melos Analog Delay DE-1 / Ableton Live

[transnuisancee]

some pics from my recent camping trip

🌲🌿

[campadailyblog]

Canon EOS 4000D: Fotocamera Reflex per Principianti

Stai cercando la tua prima fotocamera reflex digitale? La Canon EOS 4000D è perfetta per te. È pensata per i principianti, con prestazioni avanzate e facile uso. Così, potrai fare foto meravigliose fin da subito. Ha un sensore APS-C da 18 megapixel. Questo ti aiuta a fare foto nitide, anche con poca luce. E con la connettività Wi-Fi, puoi condividere le tue foto facilmente sui social media. Punti…

[smitphotograph]

Summer Project 2022

Brief 2

Person Interior

[heedzhee-art]

lil Pootis in Venice (shot on Canon EOS 4000D)

@quazies

[virgoboy]

ok pc specs? 😁👁️👅👁️

Graphics card: GeForce RTX 4080

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D

RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MHz CL30

Motherboard: ASRock B650 Pro RS

Storage: Samsung 870 EVO 2.5in SATA SSD 4TB

CPU Cooler: Corsair iCUE H100i Elite Capellix XT 240mm RGB

Power supply: Corsair RM1000e Gold Modular 1000W

Case: Corsair iCUE 4000D RGB Airflow Mid Tower

[littlefreya]

Thank you so so much for letting me share this with you and for your feedback ❤️!! So, my idea is that the gaming PC should be able to play all current and upcoming games on very or ultra-high settings without any issues (e.g. Alan Wake 2, God of War, Horizon Zero Dawn, Horizon Forbidden West, etc.), be silent and not overheat quickly and have good airflow, and have space for expansions and/or upgrades.

Case: Corsair 4000D Airflow RGB Edition, glass window, white CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, 8x 4.2GHz, 96MB L3 cache or AMD Ryzen 9 7900X3D, 12x 4.4GHz, 128MB L3-Cache => I'm a bit indecisive on which one here. Mainboard: Gigabyte B650 Aorus Elite AX, AMD B650 Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 12GB, Gigabyte Aero OC RAM: 32GB DDR5-6000 Corsair Vengeance RGB, 2x 16GB, white SSD: 2TB Western Digital Black SN850X, read up to 7.300 MB/s Power supply: 850W Corsair RMe 2023, fully modular CPU cooler: Corsair iCUE H100i RGB Elite, white, 240mm

It's a bit on the pricey side, but I'm willing to order it if it can do well and I don't need to upgrade it in a bit, especially, because I don't think there'll be many more games with higher graphics as there are currently.

Hey love, that's a kickass build!!! I would go for the Ryzen 9 7900X3D instead. Simply because it's stronger and this is a purchase that should last you for a few years. Series 7 is great but there is a 10% more chance for a bottle neck.

My rule of thumb is always to go a bit over with the PSU because if your PSU dies, then it can take your entire PC with it. (It happened to me once, and it was painful!!!) Having said that, I think the minimum for 4070 RTX is 750W, but I would go with 900, perhaps just to be sure. It's not a must.

As for RAM. Go for 64. They are not that expansive and also DDR5 are incredible. I have the Vengence as well :).

[sadderrall]

We ate popcorn from the beer pitchers ok

[liquidmalice]

home again, home again

[gardenofafterthoughts]

About Me ♡

... *awkward silence* I suck at introductions so brace yourselves y'all.

Hi! Since there's a lot more of you in here, I figured it would be a good time to introduce myself.

Online I go by Irene, I'm 23, and I use she/her pronouns

My birthday's July 5th

I'm queer 🏳️‍🌈

INFP-T

Cat-mom

English is not my first language (although I would consider myself to be fluent)

Currently using: Canon EOS 4000D with 18-135mm lens

And here are some more random facts under the cut for anyone interested:

some of my other hobbies include drawing, playing games, singing and reading

I also used to write (both original stuff and fanfiction), but I haven't done that in a LONG time

I absolutely suck at cooking and baking, and I wish I was better because I love food

despite being awfully introverted, I somehow always end up being friends with the most charismatic and outgoing people

I'm a big animal lover (to the point where I'll openly cry if someone shows me cute pics/videos of animals)

but also, I'm a big emotional baby in general, so I don't need many reasons to cry lol

butterflies hold a special place in my heart 🦋

I am a plus-size girlie

I have a tattoo of the hands from 'The Creation of Adam'; it's my first and so far only tattoo, but I plan on having lots more

I'm not religious, but I would consider myself to be a spiritual person

And that's about it, I think. I could ramble on forever, but I doubt anyone will actually read all this 😅.

So here's a 🍓 for the curious folks!

[bathoarchives]

Base Gala: A Conversation With The Artists

On the 3rd of August, OKWC held their first edition of the Base Gala, an art gallery and music event, this is one of the events they have organized to push music arts and culture. In this conversation, we talked to all the artists who were a part of this event about their beginnings as artists, their work and much more.

SAIGOTHEEDITOR

You’ve been documenting/photographing many artists in the newer generation, how important is this to you?

Its important that the world knows whats going on in Botswana the youts are on a very beautiful but tough journey in all their different fields and i feel like its my duty to document the journey.

When was the first time someone reached out for you to work with them?

2021, my boy Setso owns a clothing brand called Groovy and he is actually the first person to give me a cheque for my photography, its something iam forever going to be grateful for.

Which music video is the first one you’ve shot, and how was the experience of shooting it?

I would say the first music video i did was the "De Beers" music video for Ascension Plea's. I directed and shot it alongside Dreamhills studios and the experience was really dope. We started production at 6am and shot everything in one take,it took us 3 tries to nail but in the end i guess it was worth it, shout out to the boys.

Who is your favourite photographer?

My top 2 rn are Septembrrline and HMD

What do you use to shoot your work, and what do you prefer to use more?

For pictures, i like shooting with the Canon 4000D then for videos i prefer the Sony A7iii, but I am a strong believer that it isn't really about the equipment.

How did you get into photography?

Growing up i loved movies, taking pictures and documenting stuff. Mixed that with my love for music, i just knew that my path is here. But starting off i was an artist in junior school (i was a bad rapper ngl) but i wanted my pictures and videos done in a certain way because i realised that the type of vibe that was in Botswana at the time didnt really match up with what i wanted, so i decided to start taking pictures for myself, so in me falling deep into watching music videos getting exposed to indie artists and photographers, it sparked the love i had for photography as a kid and here we are now.

DJGETSYOUWETTER

’djgetsyouwetter’’ how did you come up with your dj name?

Partynextdoor said “she just changed her twitter to party gets me wetter” and I ran with it by making it my finsta name, ‘kgaliegetsyouwetter.’ By the time I started being a DJ, I guess you could say the “getsyouwetter” became a brand, my alter ego.

What got you into djing and how did you learn?

Always used to get on aux around my friends and We’d joke about me becoming a dj. Then I met a group of friends that pushed me to stop joking and do it. In terms of learning, I’m yet to learn so many things. Right now? I just play music I enjoy.

Are you strictly into djing or do you also produce your own music?

We will have to wait and see.

Which genres do you usually play in your sets?

Amapiano, at the moment.

Describe how you felt during your first-ever set as a DJ?

I don’t know if I can describe it. I cried, on stage and after the performance. If emotional is the word, then it was very that. But the best word would be grateful, for all the love and support from my friends, from people i barely know. Nothing beats love and the energy that emanates from it. Felt loved, it was beautiful.

Who are your favourite producers or DJs?

As far as Amapiano is concerned, Dbn Gogo and Kmat are really up there for me. As women, as producers and DJs. Honourable mentions to Kelvin Momo, Stixx and so many more.

JACK BUDDAH

Have you always known that you wanted to be an artist or is it something you discovered later on?

I’ve always known it, both consciously (in the later stages of my life) and subconsciously (in my earlier years). It’s the only thing that’s ever made me feel alive, well that and sex.

What inspired you to explore multiple artistic disciplines instead of focusing on just one or do you see that as a natural ability?

It’s really not by choice, I just do what my soul resonates with. It just so happens to resonate with a large number of disciplines and if I realize I’m just naturally good at them then hey? Why not.

Are there any particular artists or movements that have influenced your work?

Atlasaaone Molemogi. ATI’s chaos is beautiful, it pushes me to be limitless and be as creative as possible in so many ways man. EMANCIPATE YOURSELF FROM MENTAL SLAVERY is a mantra I live by and will live by till the day I die. Fela Kuti’s artistic approach has also influenced the outspokenness of my work, im a fighter, the descendant of a tribe of Mau Mau warriors, Ashe!

Who is your fashion icon?

Dennis Rodman, the first time I painted my nails I was cosplaying as him for Halloween. I think studying him is the reason why the manner in which I dress seems very outlandish, very ME. I want to be as expressive as possible and no one will stand between me and my true self, Ashe. I think the way I dress is heavily influenced by almost everything I see on a daily basis, The unintentional proportions and natural wear and tear of the overalls on a construction worker, some boots or some that looked good on a stranger passing by. Fashion is beyond the labels and all that, you have to know life before you know fashion. Because what can you express that you don’t know, you know?

You recently did some styling work for thrifty bw at the comfy fashion week, how was the experience and how did that come about?

I was actually called by a stylist by the name of Eileen to assist with styling. I wasn’t exactly sure about how much I was to do but I did way more than I had anticipated, gladly. And I didn’t do bad for my first ever styling gig, also considering I didn’t have too many things to work with and wasn’t aware of what kind of clothing we were to deal with. Shoutout to Eileen because I wouldn’t have been there and met the people I met if it wasn’t for her. But other than that the general experience was amazing, got to interact with fellow models and overall I had fun and that’s that matters. Worked on a video shoot with Ciggaretes and Cocaine right after the show, got close to zero rest, do check the video on his Instagram by the way!!!

A few months ago you introduced us to 7MAG, what do you hope to achieve with it?

It’s more of a concept than an organization or platform. I just want the right people to meet in the right places and make what they’re meant to make. It’s all about the people, I yearn to unite the creative community this side in every way I can and 7MAG is just one of many projects in the works, that’s all I can say for now. Ashe!!!

ST MANTO

What got you into djing and how did you learn?

I started DJing at 9 years old, growing up I always enjoyed watching my Dad DJing and he noticed that I had interest in learning so he taught me and he continues to teach me even after 14 years of being a DJ, I still learn a lot from him, from Vinyl to CDJs, one never stops learning

Which genres do you usually play in your sets?

Amapiano, Afro House(including 3-step) and House music.

Describe how you felt during your first ever set?

I was anxious and uncertain as to how the crowd would respond to Electronic Dance Music, which was what I used to love playing at the time, to my surprise it was well received, despite that I was shaking the entire time.

Who are your favourite producers or djs?

Hardwell, Oliver Heldens, Above and Beyond, MÖRDA, Kabza De Small, Kelvin Momo, MDU aka TRP and Muzi.

Do you play your own remixes during sets or its mostly transition between tracks?

I do play my own production in every single set without fail as well as incorporating other artists tracks, could be a locked tune(unreleased) or released but I mostly prefer playing my unreleased production as well as other artists unreleased production.

PRINCE MARGUSON

Most of your drawings are anime , why is that?

Because I love anime, there's literally no limit or principles to what you can draw. A lot of other art forms hold you back a little, you have to stick to what's real, but with anime/manga whatever your mind can conjure up is real. Also, I'm currently in the process of creating a manga so I'm trying to sharpen my skills.

How did you get into photography and drawing?

I started taking pictures with my phone and putting them on Instagram and tiktok. I had some pretty decent feedback from my audience and since this was something that I loved, I pretty much started honing the skill and nurturing it. I've been a really big fan of anime from a very age. DragonBall Z was one of the first animes I was introduced to. I used to love drawing the characters on the show, eventually i started drawing my own original characters inspired by the anime. I believe that's how I got into drawing.

When was the first time someone reached out for you to work with them?

The first time I was reached out to was when BACKYARD STORIES asked me to shoot for them alongside a couple other great photographers. I was pretty nervous.

Is this your first exhibition?

Yes, this is my first exhibition

Did you specifically create an artwork for this exhibition or are you exhibiting works you've already done?

I did create a specific set of art works I call "every nigga is a star"

Who are your favourite photographers?

Saigo the editor. Gotta be inspired by your peers!

DIGGY

When did you start writing poetry and drawing?

In my teens

What topics do you usually focus on when writing in your poetry?

Love

Is this your first exhibition?

Yes

Would you say its difficult to recite your poems or you don't have a hard time trying to translate the emotions that come with your poems?

Sometimes it’s difficult, sometimes it’s not

did you specifically create an artwork for this exhibition or are you exhibiting works you've already done?

Both

Who are your favourite painters?

Oteng Keabetswe