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07/17/2005 07:57:58 PM · #1 |
If anyone has some time to browse my portfolio. Some helpful tips would be appreciated. Thanks
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07/18/2005 08:04:24 PM · #2 |
Here are some of the links to my pictures. Please give me some feedback if you have time. Thank You
  
  
  
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07/18/2005 08:06:08 PM · #3 |
Good use of B & W and sepia.
PS. Now that you've got the thumbnail thingy down could you change the image in your second post to a link? It's a little large for the forum. Gotta keep it friendly for dial up. ;o)
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07/18/2005 08:54:25 PM · #4 |
| Thank you, I think it seems to be my favorite technique right now |
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07/19/2005 05:26:50 PM · #5 |
| Will someone please help me with some advice. Thank you |
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07/19/2005 05:48:48 PM · #6 |
| I don't think you need a lot of advice, I looked at you're portfolio and it looks like you know what to do. I would say to stretch your artistic composition, a lot of your photos are framed in the center or exactly how you would expect. Also keep looking for subjects that you don't see everyday. What you have is very good it's just you see pictures like those a lot. Just trying to help, don't be mad :) |
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07/19/2005 07:40:49 PM · #7 |
| Mad, that's what I need to hear. Feel like I get into a rut sometimes. I am still really new at this so even if I get a good shot it can always be better, or maybe I missed something. I take all advice. |
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07/19/2005 07:56:47 PM · #8 |
I left you some comments. Something you might consider to help you improve is give comments on other people's images. It may sound odd, but by really examining someone else's work, you learn an incredible amount about your own and how to improve it. I know I have. It's funny, but you really start seeing more and more things in your own work that you've commented on before and either really liked or really disliked. It helps.
Just my 2 cents...
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07/19/2005 09:10:56 PM · #9 |
| lissylou is right. You have some talent which definately shows in your work. Now what you need is a little creative imagination. Sorry for the cliche but you need to shoot outside the box. Try this it sounds kinda corny but it was an exercise once passed to me. Take the yellow pages and just open to a random page and whatever that subject is go find a creative way to shoot something off that page. It'll really help you break out of forced shooting and opens the creative juices. Let me know if it helps? |
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