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Hello people. This is my first time writing in the forums! I'm kinda scared.  Anyway, I would really like to hear what you think about my work. I know I don't have much stuff in my portfolio here on MM, but still would love to hear your advice!  Thanks!Feb 26 13 12:59 pm Link I wish I was a photographer so I could help you, but I took a look at the pictures in your port and I liked what I saw. Maybe a photographer will pop onto this thread and give you something substantial to work with. In my opinion: keep on doing what you are doing. These pictures are taken with your creative eye and I think you are using it well. Feb 26 13 03:19 pm Link FranklinElsey wrote: +1 Feb 26 13 03:51 pm Link Very good start - keep shooting! Love what you do and you will succeed. It's that simple. Feb 26 13 03:56 pm Link I like what you have so far.  Feb 26 13 03:57 pm Link You are doing great so far! Keep shooting, don't worry. Feb 26 13 04:04 pm Link I have seen better but i have seen many worse.. Meaning: I like what you have so far....Feb 26 13 04:26 pm Link Try shooting out of your comfort zone Feb 26 13 04:33 pm Link Welcome Vukres, Not a bad start for a new photographer. A weakness may be your attempt at story telling- your avatar looks contrived as does the other black and white. These two pics plus I have some issues with and then the red hair woman as well with the extreme hair, but at least you are trying to tell a story in the B&W shots. So- just shoot some pretty pics with less of a story and ease up on the stylin- just for now. Capture some real life moments some candid shots some joy too. All the best Mark Feb 26 13 09:17 pm Link Thanks guys, glad you like it. MichaelClements wrote: You really got me there, for I am always afraid to shoot out of my comfort zone. I always worry will the llama like the pictures and so on... Thank you. Mark wrote: Feb 26 13 10:26 pm Link You are on the right track; just shoot, shoot, shoot. Feb 27 13 01:32 am Link Robert Jewett wrote: Thank you, I will! Feb 27 13 02:50 am Link I'm no expert more an enthusiastic amateur. As there are only a few pictues in your portfolio hard to judge but I liked what I saw. Photos one and four are lovely portraits, great depth of field and lovely bokeh on the fourth one. The nun and the guy are great concept images and I like the composite. My only bits of advice would be to maybe step further away, all the images seem to have the subjects filling most of the frame, step back or shoot wider to show some context of location. And also mix up the angles, your standing position seems pretty safe (i.e most beginners would stand at their normal standing height or crouch), so lie down on the ground, climb a tree, get high, get low, mix it up a bit. Good Luck. damo www.damianburcher.com Feb 27 13 03:51 am Link Damian Burcher Photogra wrote: Thank you, great advice! I will try that. Feb 27 13 11:27 am Link i agree with everyone. onthe right track, keep practicing maybe invest in at least one travel light, might enhance your outdoor photography. work with more models and stylists/ muas Feb 27 13 11:38 am Link RachelReilly wrote: I agree, thank you. Feb 27 13 11:45 am Link |
