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Blunt, whatever. Any feedback is cool. Sep 23 05 09:34 pm Link Keep 1,2 and 7 the rest can go - just nothing aobut them indicates they should be on a porfolio. Try to look at the camera more often so the viewer conects with YOU. When your looking up in the air or in another direction "YOU" are not in the photo and the vacancy you left in the photo is not filled with enough to make up for it. Sep 23 05 09:48 pm Link Alright Only 3 of those are pro One is a webcam, and the others I just took of myself with my digi cam. Sep 23 05 10:31 pm Link Mike Grant wrote: Your Bio reads. Sep 24 05 01:48 am Link Thats because I dont have them on CD. Sep 24 05 10:18 am Link I did not intend a dialogue but "What do these images say about you?" This is the key question. IT is better to have a few great images than fill up the screen with shots that do not flatter you or demonstrate any skill. You will look better to most in this business with one two or three shots - rather then the web cam and self portraits. When you get a chance gather some of the images which have been taken and put them on a CD or scan the printed copy into digital form. In the meantime just show the images which present you in the best light Good Luck Sep 24 05 01:15 pm Link ProShotPhoto wrote: Strangely enough - I agree *smile* (proshotphoto inside joke) Sep 24 05 01:19 pm Link IsabelAurora wrote: I agree with proshotphoto and IsabelAurora scan in the "pro" shots you have and present a better port if you want to continue to get work and use this site to its fullest. just my 2 cents Sep 24 05 09:04 pm Link |
