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DSF Photography This page was created to promote photographer David Ferebee. His photo business can be found at http://ERphotoATL.com

Rainy days
24/04/2025

Rainy days

Getting that film itch again. So I started another insta page  . Check it out!!!
16/04/2025

Getting that film itch again. So I started another insta page . Check it out!!!

Model Kiya. Shot with Mamiya 646 Pro and Ilford film.
11/04/2025

Model Kiya. Shot with Mamiya 646 Pro and Ilford film.

Model      film
10/04/2025

Model film

New video on my channel. Been away for a minute. Back at it. Thanks for the support.
02/03/2025

New video on my channel. Been away for a minute. Back at it. Thanks for the support.

On my South Africa vacation with my Nikon ZF and the vintage 300mm 4.5 lens. Purchased the lens with moderate expectations and got some amazing results. So e...

I love myself!!!
08/12/2024

I love myself!!!

What y’all know about it ?!?!Get your photography game up!! Images coming soon.
26/11/2024

What y’all know about it ?!?!
Get your photography game up!! Images coming soon.

What is my next move?
12/11/2024

What is my next move?

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23/10/2024

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Addison Scurlock (1883-1964) was one of the most prolific and important African American portrait photographers in the 20th century, and his eponymous studio endured in Washington, D.C., for approximately 90 years. In addition to studio portraits, the Scurlock Studio had standing contracts with a number of important institutions, like Howard University, and photographed African American luminaries and celebrities whenever they came to Washington. In 1911, Addison opened a studio at 900 U Street NW. There he erected a display case, which was a popular attraction at the heart of Black Washington on Black Broadway (U Street). He developed a signature visual style for his portraiture, which came to be known colloquially as “the Scurlock Look.” His portraits were notable for their precise posing, soft focus, shallow depth of field and delicate lighting.

What does it take to be a pro?
23/10/2024

What does it take to be a pro?

What really makes a professional photographer. Is there just one thing or several characteristics to be a professional photographer. But here are 8 things I ...

Love this guy!!!!
07/10/2024

Love this guy!!!!

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