Impossible to say for sure, but Winogrand probably was somewhere neurodivergent. There was definitely something there driving him beyond photography, to capture a scene with no clear plan on ever seeing the final image.
Bodhrans-Not-Bombs
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I like the couch idea. Also gives a lot more ideas for portraits other than some senior portrait dystopia
It's by far the least important thing to me. If I want MPs I'll shoot 4x5 and scan.
Sorry, I'm seeing the autofocus specs for the R3 and I'm sold, even though I have no plans to get rid of my EF glass ever.
I live next to two major trauma centers, so I'd imagine slots near me are already full. But as someone who was a nursing student, and still want to pursue it, I understand the concerns at work.
A lot of my classmates really wanted L&D until they spent a few months on the floor.
Satisfied French noises
Life, uh, finds a way
This camera needs to be...at least three times this size!
Back in the view camera days, everything was tripod mounted and remotely triggered anyway. If he's using a gimbal or a Wimberley Sidekick kind of telephoto mount, that's taking all the weight off your hands...
Can't say this ever happened to me with camera stuff, but I had multiple sellers jerk me around when I was selling my track bike wheels, I had the axle length plastered about three times over the ad (track/fixed gear bikes often have a thinner hub size than regular road bikes) and I still had buyers show up for whom they would be the wrong size.
For portraits, I just send them the bulk. I have "preferred" photos, sure, but I don't tell them that.
1/160 should be in a normal sync range, though?
What autofocus mode were you using, assuming AI servo? Aperture seems a bit too open to me, but most of my subjects aren't moving.