Alex Rotenberg's Brutally Honest Guide to Microstock

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Fun hyperlapse I captured today - 15 mins squeezed into 30 seconds, walking from Cascais to Estoril 🏖☀️😎 really happy to have invested in this gimbal, better late than never!

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Fun hyperlapse I captured today - 15 mins squeezed into 30 seconds, walking from Cascais to Estoril 🏖☀️😎 really happy to have invested in this gimbal, better late than never!
Capturing some footage today at @zoolisboa
Exploring Mafra’s 18th century basilica 👻
Trying out my newly purchased gimbal Zhiyun Crane Plus, walking around like a Ninja in the narrow streets of Cascais (with flip-flops of course). Getting a feel for the stabilization and different modes...
Surf lessons at Caparica Beach, Setubal, Portugal 🏄🤙🏻🇵🇹
One of my fav pics from 2013, I captured this group of skaters in the Netherlands (can probably tell from their height!) I changed the hue of the sunset as I like the combination of yellow, blacks and reds. It’s licensed via Arcangel for the book cover market
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