The Human Prompt: The Mystery Prompt | Episode 2 | Mikko Lagerstedt and April Alexander

Telephoto lenses can make you think outside the box - Using only the NIKKOR Z 600mm f/6.3 VR S and NIKKKOR Z 800mm f/6.3 VR S with the Z 8, we paired up fashion & portrait photographer April Alexander with fine-art landscape photographer Mikko Lagerstedt, and challenged them to answer our mystery prompt - /Capture: what hides in plain sight.
Stay tuned to see how our other photographer duos interpreted their mystery prompts!
As part of The Human Prompt series: • The Human Prompt
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[@andysiddens]

Well done with these videos #nikon Thoroughly enjoying the series. They encourage a sense of photographers collaboration and community.

[@jpdj2715]

Yes, you must learn to see the detail in the distance that will give a pretty picture, and also how perspective compression depends on distance, so it is not altered by the very long lens, but highlighted as if you crop a wider angle shot.
Nice images.
Nice format, Nikon.
The Z 8 puts a smile on my face, with FW version 2.
Is till have a few wishes, maybe. But, it's not in the way of how I want to work, but works with me.

[@JamesHinesPhoto]

👏 fantastic shots

[@johanstahre3213]

What is this? Nikon, this is a really bad commercial. I could also make a movie where I walk around in the woods with my friend, taking pictures with a cool camera and a cool lens. However, I want to see the end result in the commercial. Where can I find it? If I have to search for it, then you have failed. You need a better company to produce your commercials. This is a pure waste of your money. It’s frustrating to spend a minute or two waiting for the result from two good photographers, only to see nothing. Please step up and stop patting yourselves on the back. Someone needs to acknowledge that this is subpar.