Model
Figures Jen B
Posts: 790
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Garry k wrote: When I reviewed your updated portfolio I found that all of my old favorite black and white Nude Art shots of yours were missing I did find them though in the Creditted Photos and I would give you a score of 74 for those last 6 Black and White Shots 74! Thank you, from my figure profile here, ( moved to Figure Jen B,) and I'd started a slightly steamer art profile found here too: https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/3919465/viewall Thank you.
Photographer
DTP - Photography
Posts: 76
Chesapeake, Virginia, US
I know I need to clean up my port a little bit so I'll stand by with a sweater just in case it's a bit chilly.
Model
peter vic
Posts: 57
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30130
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Gcott wrote: I'm ready for your worst, please destroy! https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/3451698/viewall Well First of all I would like to say that I like the twinkle in your eye ( from your avatar shot ) And I think that You have found a good Model in Kira But overall You Photos are pretty bland and I would suggest working with your Models more on Styling . Posinig and Emoting Composition could be more interestinig , Lighting could be more dramatic 43 degrees
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30130
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
DTP - Photography wrote: I know I need to clean up my port a little bit so I'll stand by with a sweater just in case it's a bit chilly. Still looking at your work and thinking about what to say .....
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30130
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
peter3334 wrote: Bring it on! Looking at your Avatar I had 2 thoughts You are strikingly handsome And It looks ( perhaps ) as though You are a Shakesperean Actor But then I looked at your portfolio and All I am going to say is that I think it would be a wise investment for You to hire a Professional Photographer
Photographer
asong
Posts: 76
Los Angeles, California, US
Photographer
Natural Means
Posts: 936
Yamba, New South Wales, Australia
Still going? I'd appreciate a degree rating.
Photographer
mo-st photography
Posts: 279
Sliema, Northern Harbour, Malta
would love to hear what you think of mine
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30130
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
mo-st photography wrote: would love to hear what you think of mine I am going to skip right to you Sir Because your Portfolio is a Joy to look at except for this cloud in the sky https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/27816430 ( but my guess is that you have sentimental reasons for keeping it in your port ) 81 degrees ( however i am not thrilled with the photos on your bio page - so i am choosing to ignore them ) Really wish that I was in Malta right now shooting with the last Model I worked with Mikayla Mifsud ( Maltese and not the dog )
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30130
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Natural Means wrote: Still going? I'd appreciate a degree rating. 40 degrees
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30130
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
asong wrote: Try me I am going to have to think about yours for a bit Your portfolio is kind of like a cloudy summer day - will the clouds clear and the sun shine or will there be rain ? lol
Photographer
Photopium - GBoycott
Posts: 13
Warren, Michigan, US
Garry k wrote: Well First of all I would like to say that I like the twinkle in your eye ( from your avatar shot ) And I think that You have found a good Model in Kira But overall You Photos are pretty bland and I would suggest working with your Models more on Styling . Posinig and Emoting Composition could be more interestinig , Lighting could be more dramatic 43 degrees Great critique, thanks! I think you've nailed it, and it's why I've felt like "starting over" and totally re-branding . I've not been in command of the narrative and therefore creatively empty in my results. Thanks so much for your time and honesty!
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30130
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Gcott wrote: Great critique, thanks! I think you've nailed it, and it's why I've felt like "starting over" and totally re-branding . I've not been in command of the narrative and therefore creatively empty in my results. Thanks so much for your time and honesty! You are welcome Feel free to message me if You would like any advice or suggestions regarding the rebrand And Good Luck !
Photographer
DTP - Photography
Posts: 76
Chesapeake, Virginia, US
Garry k wrote: Still looking at your work and thinking about what to say ..... Still thinking?
Model
Nachtzehren
Posts: 69
Durham, England, United Kingdom
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30130
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
DTP - Photography wrote: Still thinking? 37.5 degrees couldnt decide between 37 and 38 so i split the difference To your credit You have found some good models - but i really dont like the way you have captured any of them
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30130
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Photographer
DTP - Photography
Posts: 76
Chesapeake, Virginia, US
Garry k wrote: 37.5 degrees couldnt decide between 37 and 38 so i split the difference To your credit You have found some good models - but i really dont like the way you have captured any of them Thanks I know I have some work to do...
Artist/Painter
Two Pears Studio
Posts: 3632
Wilmington, Delaware, US
well? It is an interesting question?
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30130
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Two Pears Studio wrote: well? It is an interesting question? Hmmmm I was not prepared for a Painter to enter this discussion You need to know that I generally consider Painters ( and their kind ) to be True Artists - as they create something out of nothing . Whereas Photography I generally consider simply a capturing process ( capturing what is already therey ) ...Of course there are exceptions So I really cant give you a temperature rating I will say though that you have developed an unique and recognizable style to your work - which is something we all strive for
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30130
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Two Pears Studio wrote: well? It is an interesting question? Hmmmm I was not prepared for a Painter to enter this discussion You need to know that I generally consider Painters ( and their kind ) to be True Artists - as they create something out of nothing . Whereas Photography I generally consider simply a capturing process ( capturing what is already therey ) ...Of course there are exceptions So I really cant give you a temperature rating I will say though that you have developed an unique and recognizable style to your work - which is something we all strive for
Photographer
Roberto De Micheli
Posts: 144
New York, New York, US
Garry k wrote: 0 = Frozen / Lifeless / Completely Lacking in Creativity and Imagination 100 = A Hot Sunny Day in Paradise - Where You marvel at the Beauty and Creativity of everything around You Go If you are still doing this, let me have it
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30130
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Roberto De Micheli wrote: If you are still doing this, let me have it Yours is a tough one Cus there is some brilliant work amongst some dullness I am going to have think a bit in order to rate you
Photographer
GSG Photography Studio
Posts: 221
Portland, Oregon, US
I would love to hear your thoughts please?
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30130
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Roberto De Micheli wrote: If you are still doing this, let me have it You have a few great shots in your portfolio -including ( though this shot would look better if you captured the left models full outstretched shoe - even if you had to photoshop it in ) The "Junkyard Vamps " series does look look magazine quality editorial And the Autumn Leaves Series is very pleasing to the eye as well But there exists a lot of mediocrity and a few downright poor quality photos in your portolio Its hard to assign you an overall temperature as there is such a range in quality regarding your work I am going to assign the temperature of 57 But You could bring up the heat of your portfolio by cutting out about 100 of the poorer photos Please message me if you are interested in more of my opinions regarding your work
Photographer
Roberto De Micheli
Posts: 144
New York, New York, US
Garry k wrote: You have a few great shots in your portfolio -including ( though this shot would look better if you captured the left models full outstretched shoe - even if you had to photoshop it in ) The "Junkyard Vamps " series does look look magazine quality editorial And the Autumn Leaves Series is very pleasing to the eye as well But there exists a lot of mediocrity and a few downright poor quality photos in your portolio Its hard to assign you an overall temperature as there is such a range in quality regarding your work I am going to assign the temperature of 57 But You could bring up the heat of your portfolio by cutting out about 100 of the poorer photos Please message me if you are interested in more of my opinions regarding your work Sorry for taking so long, been bed-ridden with high fever for 3 days... not pleasant I've pruned the port a little (not by 100) so I'd be curious to understand some examples which you think are inferior. Can do on this thread or private as you prefer Cheers Roberto
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30130
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Photographer
Mike Fiction
Posts: 496
Columbus, Ohio, US
Back on here after several years - changed everything up for 2019. Let me know what you think and thanks for looking!
Model
MatureModelMM
Posts: 2843
Detroit, Michigan, US
Please and thank you, I would love to know if I still have it at age 66........
Model
Schoetze
Posts: 286
New York, New York, US
Me too if you are still rating!
Photographer
Garry k
Posts: 30130
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
As Mentioned Earlier - This Critique Thread has run its course and is now done
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