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Landscape leanings - plenty of wide-angle shot at small apertures.
A stopped-down shooter - 85% at f/8 or smaller for front-to-back sharpness.
You keep it clean - 100% shot at ISO 800 or lower.
A golden-hour shooter - 73% of your photos are early morning or evening.
Available light through and through - flash on just 4% of shots.
AI take on your style AI
The Golden-Hour Landscape Maximalist
You're a dedicated landscape photographer who trusts wide-angle zooms and stopped-down apertures to render expansive vistas with pristine sharpness. Nearly three-quarters of your shooting happens during golden hour, and you lean heavily on your Z 8 with the 14-24mm f/2.8 to capture the full breadth of your scenes in landscape orientation.
Your 85% rate at f/8 or smaller is excellent for depth, but test f/5.6-f/6.3 on your 14-24mm during golden hour to retain sharpness while gaining a touch more subject separation and faster shutter speeds without bumping ISO.
You're using zooms 82% of the time; carry your Z 20mm f/1.8 prime more often-its speed and focal length sit right between your wide and standard ranges, and it'll give you a faster option for those rare dimmer golden-hour moments.
Only 24% of shots are at 1/125s or faster; consider slightly faster shutter speeds (1/250s+) to eliminate subtle motion blur, especially on the Z 8 where your resolution rewards tack-sharp technique.
Written by AI from your aggregate stats - may not be perfect.