i know my portfolio is not fashion driven per-se. However an objective and constructive critique would be a wonderful gesture,
Thank you.
hey Rik, enjoyed your port - details are fantastic , as is the mystery behind your models. one thing though, it appears you are always standing 6-10 feet in front of your model , directly infront. ever thought of chaging up your angle?
great model selection, you get it that pretty does not equal fashion. thank goodness. watch the retouching.
Fotografica Gregor wrote: that's a different - and maybe valuable take - so why not?
if i were a female model, I'd pay you to shoot me.
however, from a fashion perspective , this one really works for me:
the others in your portfolio are great looking girls but I don't see too much more in them. actually there is another one of a girl in yellow pumps sitting on zebra, that I would publish.
you're the only one so far that I've looked more than once at your port. I want to like you. the thing is you seem to have technique down, just a lot of pretty girls..would you consider shooting men or more than one model? I think you would nail it.
just think of your viewer, would they want to be that girl or just be with that girl?
from a fd perspective, I should want to be in the shoes of your subject. cheers .
Paige Morgan wrote: that's a fresh perspective! What do you have to say?
lips lips lips. paige I would like to shoot you. move your tearsheets down. they should not be top row.
you've got a star quality. you inspire. I'd like to see you work with a really great gay photographer in new york.
I dont care to get into a debate about why gay photographers can shoot you better - they just can.
bottom line, you can sell any product and your audience will always want to know more about you - what product you use in your hair, who's dress you're wearing, what shoes you're wearing, etc. this is a model.
Lauren-Eliza wrote: I'd love to know what you think of my port. Critiques are how we learn and how we better ourselves!
Thanks for your time!
exactly. you just said what most people sometimes never learn or want to learn.
would need to see more of you .
your avatar is a good choice right now. right now you should try and inspire your photographer to shoot you - not the scenery. this is so hard. once you do that, put that image in your port.
lips lips lips. paige I would like to shoot you. move your tearsheets down. they should not be top row.
you've got a star quality. you inspire. I'd like to see you work with a really great gay photographer in new york.
I dont care to get into a debate about why gay photographers can shoot you better - they just can.
bottom line, you can sell any product and your audience will always want to know more about you - what product you use in your hair, who's dress you're wearing, what shoes you're wearing, etc. this is a model.
fantastic look.
Wow. I was not expecting that.
Thank you very much for the kind words, and if I'm ever in Toronto or you are in New York, let's make that shoot happen
exactly. you just said what most people sometimes never learn or want to learn.
would need to see more of you .
your avatar is a good choice right now. right now you should try and inspire your photographer to shoot you - not the scenery. this is so hard. once you do that, put that image in your port.
yeah he's a little newer so he's still getting everything down. i've got some stuff planned with more photogs coming up soon so it shall be exciting to have some new stuff!
Rik Williams
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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Adam W Photography wrote:
hey Rik, enjoyed your port - details are fantastic , as is the mystery behind your models. one thing though, it appears you are always standing 6-10 feet in front of your model , directly infront. ever thought of chaging up your angle?
great model selection, you get it that pretty does not equal fashion. thank goodness. watch the retouching.
Thank you, I appreciate your feedback
Yes that does seem apparent I will add some other angles to my portfolio.
Do you have any particulars regarding my retouching... It's an ever evolving process