Your port is good. Going in a commercial direction sounds like a good plan to me.
So I will only comment on what I don't likeThe yellowish tones here I don't like, also I don't think the expression in the second one is very flattering for you:
Thank you so much for your time! Hopefully I will have some better smiling pics soon! Appreciate the critique!
CireStudios wrote: Would love to know what you think of my port and also let me know what you think I should do more of.
Your port doesn't seem very consistent to me, there are glorified snapshots next to some really nice work.
I'll tell you what I don't like about this as an example:
The orange (fake?) tan of the skin clashes horribly with the pink shirt, the lighting is flat, the make-up is a crime, the expression and pose... don't make much sense and don't flatter the model.
Do more of these, the mood, use of light and tones are lovely:
Does my port's content seem too scattered to you . . . or, does it show that I shoot a wide array of styles . . . and, which attracts you to shoot with a photographer, variety, or a single stream of images based on one style . . . TY for your time . . .
Isn't that basically a question of concept as well as working with the right type of model and stylists who can pull clothing for fashion/editorial? You seem to know what you are doing.
Thanks, it doesn't feel like I know, but I appreciate that it seems that way
sospix wrote: Does my port's content seem too scattered to you . . . or, does it show that I shoot a wide array of styles . . . and, which attracts you to shoot with a photographer, variety, or a single stream of images based on one style . . . TY for your time . . .
SOS
It's certainly not too scattered, it looks fine to me.
As long as the quality of images in a portfolio is consistent, I don't mind either way, but the advantage of working with a photographer with a distinctive style is having a better idea beforehand of how the pictures might turn out.
It's certainly not too scattered, it looks fine to me.
As long as the quality of images in a portfolio is consistent, I don't mind either way, but the advantage of working with a photographer with a distinctive style is having a better idea beforehand of how the pictures might turn out.
Thanks for the look, and the input . . . I try not to let the sample images get too far afield, but I also don't want to limit the models that may be interested in shooting with me . . . having a few fashion, a few urban, a few beach, and a few nudes seems to be a pretty good balance, but it's always good to hear what others are seeing in the presentation as well . . .
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