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Oritsewhandey:
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Then, suggest! Igbo. Hater

slowpoke. You don't know my tribe. You just jump into conclusion. Mad dog

Topmaike007:
oga the train that they're using in USA is using what pls?

Bro most of the trains are gas powered or electric. Have you ever heard of tramps?

khalidx:
https://twitter.com/CRRC_global/status/1297898437300695044?s=19
Photos

Then after some years we would decide to modernize. The whole world is going with natural clean energy. But my county still sees buying diesel locomotives as an achievement.

EBMedia:
https://igberetvnews.com/1362087/want-fight-go-ask-yaradua-jonathan-el-rufai-blows-hot-video/

This man can't rule a nation

BleedingPen:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/breaking-coup-jonathan-other-west-african-leaders-arrive-in-mali/%3famp=1

Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan (2L) walks at the International Airport in Bamako upon his arrival on August 22, 2020 next to by Malick Diaw (L), the Vice President of the National Committee for the Salvation of the People. (Photo by ANNIE RISEMBERG / AFP)

We need this

Vecto:
Nice camera. Does the battery last long and how much is it now?

The battery is okay. It's like 48k

atheistandproud:
This thread is a place for showing off your pictures. There's no competition. Just show off your pictures. If there's any room for improvement, I'm sure others will be willing to help you with it.


Welcome to the thread.

Please note the above words. In addition no advertising is allowed here, be it a personal page or a business or an item.

If you are going to criticize a person's photo, take their feelings into consideration and do it constructively. If you cannot do it, please mind your business.

This is a community of amateurs and learners. If you are looking for competition or feel the need to clout chase and put others down, please go away. There's another thread (Camera thread) for you where they argue about who has the best camera.

This thread is for pictures/photo edits.

Do not insult or use insult ice words here.


light of recent events in the phone section, I'm creating a group on Telegram because we can no longer trust our mods to be fair and impartial without abusing authority.

This thread will continue to run but it is only safe that there's an alternative ready in case of any eventuality.

t. me/thephotographyacademy (remove the space)

That's the link.

It's just a back up (only in case of an eventuality).

I'm still setting up the bot and trying to add notes and other stuff but the group is already up.

Tutorials
Camera & types of cameras (page 11)
Pixel size (page 13)
Introduction to Photography (page 13/32)
Elements of Photography/Camera modes (page 14)
Lighting in photography (page 15)
Composition in photography (page 19)
Tips and tricks of taking good photos (page 27)
Colour pop/splash/block (page 37)
How to use coloursplash by BenDanor (page 74)
Double exposure (page 79)
How to shoot Light Painting by Festwiz (Page 161)

My first attempt at photography.
Nokia 5.1

ryloy:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/409305-breaking-tribunal-nullifies-bayelsa-governorship-election.html

This kind of things happen only happens in a banana republic. Nigeria I can't wait to leave you

dre11:
SOURCE

Another loot for them to pillage

Abiodunspectre:
IS NIGERIA STILL RELEVANT?

“We often hear that one in five Africans is a Nigerian. What does it mean? Do we ever say one in five Asians is a Chinese?...Nigeria is today NOT making a major impact, on its region, or on the African Union or on the big problems of Africa that it was making before…When President Obama went to Ghana and not to Nigeria, he was sending a message, that Ghana symbolised more of the significant trends, issues and importance that one wants to put on Africa than Nigeria.”

“So, the handwriting may already be on the wall, and that is a sad commentary. Because what it means is that Nigeria’s most important strategic importance in the end could be that it has failed. And that is a sad, sad conclusion. It does not have to happen, but I think that we ought to stop talking about what a great country (Nigeria) is, and how terribly important it is to us and talk about what it would take for Nigeria to be that important and great…You don’t need saints. Nigeria needs leaders who say “You know we could be becoming irrelevant, and we have got to do something about it.”

Culled from “Realities of Nigeria’s Diminishing Relevance to U.S., Africa” by Princeton Lyman (first published on January 8, 2010. Link: https://usafricaonline.com/2010/01/08/nigeria-usa-interests-princeton-lyman/)

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Purest form of the truth. That giant of Africa tag has fallen off our existence since