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John Ferrentino
Posts: 620
Merritt Island, Florida, US
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missjenny wrote:
oh sorry if it's a little ambiguous. i live in new york, but i travel to paris, france often. Do You travel or work in Paris because the "big Hat Picture was a Bill board and train ad. You may have seen it. Thanks JOHN
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
John Ferrentino wrote:
Do You travel or work in Paris because the "big Hat Picture was a Bill board and train ad. You may have seen it. Thanks JOHN i'm french, so though i live in new york, i go to paris often. i haven't seen your photo before. you asked for a critique, don't get angry when i give it to you. i'm not the queen of critiques. and i'm sure there are some things you have to say about mine that may not be so nice. don't get offended. it's all in good fun!
Retoucher
WeathermanGFX
Posts: 46
Tampa, Florida, US
missjenny wrote:
very creative! you need more stuff, but keep shooting. looks good so far. aww that's not brutal at all so i must be doing good
Photographer
John Ferrentino
Posts: 620
Merritt Island, Florida, US
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missjenny wrote:
i'm french, so though i live in new york, i go to paris often. i haven't seen your photo before. you asked for a critique, don't get angry when i give it to you. i'm not the queen of critiques. and i'm sure there are some things you have to say about mine that may not be so nice. don't get offended. it's all in good fun! No Iam not angry or anything. I was just asking what that Paris Ny Ny ment. I love France I appricate you taking the time to look and I am a new yourker you know that is how we come across. LOL Hug and make up lol
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
i'm about to go to bed. any last minute ones before i say bye bye?
Photographer
Jim Hickcox
Posts: 13
Austin, Texas, US
I feel like you're hardly brutal at all. I don't even know what a shutter button IS. Tear me apart.
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
Jim Hickcox wrote: I feel like you're hardly brutal at all. I don't even know what a shutter button IS. Tear me apart. you have a good eye for photos. the chipmunk picture is so cute, as is the running boy picture and the barbed wire picture is cool. the surreal accident photo..... i don't like. it makes me dizzy and makes me want to throw up. what if that guy really was dead and he was frying in the sun like that, after he was dead for a long time? barf. apart from the photos i mentioned above, it looks like i could have taken them with a disposable camera. what is THAT for brutal/mean?
Photographer
Jim Hickcox
Posts: 13
Austin, Texas, US
Harsh, I love it. Your taste in photos intrigues me. That running kid is a WAY worse picture than most of them. And the reason you could take most of them with a disposable is because they're not posed or lit. I will accept your criticism. Really the only thing that makes me sad is that nobody loves the meteorites and gold nuggets picture.
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
Jim Hickcox wrote: Harsh, I love it. Your taste in photos intrigues me. That running kid is a WAY worse picture than most of them. And the reason you could take most of them with a disposable is because they're not posed or lit. I will accept your criticism. Really the only thing that makes me sad is that nobody loves the meteorites and gold nuggets picture. ok.. that was one of the other ones. i liked that one too but forgot to mention it.
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
Untouchable Photography wrote: lemme know wat u think. thanks what on EARTH were you thinking to fill practically your whole port with such a model? work on your post production. i could have taken these photos and put them online and said i was a photographer. try some concepts, or something. shooting a model in front of a wall has been done 2934870193741 times before. i don't find your port particularly creative.
Photographer
Untouchable Photography
Posts: 127
La Verne, California, US
missjenny wrote:
what on EARTH were you thinking to fill practically your whole port with such a model? work on your post production. i could have taken these photos and put them online and said i was a photographer. try some concepts, or something. shooting a model in front of a wall has been done 2934870193741 times before. i don't find your port particularly creative. so is there a problem with my model?
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
Untouchable Photography wrote:
so is there a problem with my model? if the point of photography is to show your skill in making a beautiful thing more beautiful, then the model in the avatar doesn't work. she is very ordinary and i think with a better model, your shots would not have been so mediocre. i don't like her because she has no expression in her face.
Photographer
Untouchable Photography
Posts: 127
La Verne, California, US
missjenny wrote:
if the point of photography is to show your skill in making a beautiful thing more beautiful, then the model in the avatar doesn't work. she is very ordinary and i think with a better model, your shots would not have been so mediocre. i don't like her because she has no expression in her face. that was kind of the whole point, some one taking a break from time and not having any expressions wat so ever
Model
Becka Koffler
Posts: 137
Las Vegas, Nevada, US
me, even though my ports still self shot and self retouched =/
Photographer
Mr Black
Posts: 325
BRONX, New York, US
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
Becka Koffler wrote: me, even though my ports still self shot and self retouched =/ very cute girl. i don't like the last few pictures as they are all "hands behind the head" poses. but, as you said, it's all self-shot and self-retouched. with your look you won't have a hard time getting shoots. but get on it immediately and ask me again later.
Photographer
Some Photography
Posts: 179
Oakland, California, US
Ok, do your thang. Be honest, I like improvement.
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
steve digital photos wrote: shoot out of all your series, the ones with kiosha are my least favorite because she has no expression in her face. she just looks pissed off. she is not trying to convey any kind of emotion, so it makes the pictures suck. also, i'm not liking the middle picture in her series because it makes me believe that i'm a pirate spotting land from far away. it's best to leave those cheesy effects alone. the pictures with charelle are my favorite--sorry if i spelled their names wrong. though while she didn't seem like she was trying to convey any emotion, she looked more expressive than the other girls. the background went well with the leopard shirt. to me, it looks like the models just stood there and you took pictures of them. as a photographer, you should have a "vision" in mind for each model and direct them on how to achieve that vision. you are allowed to give them direction.
Model
noelle mouse
Posts: 762
Los Angeles, California, US
so i'm still green but i would love anything you want to say. i mean, have at me!
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
cmFerrouge wrote: Ok, do your thang. Be honest, I like improvement. i love your port, but i hate it at the same time. i love it because it conveys the feeling of darkness. each photo evokes an emotion. though they may be kind of freaky and remind me of ghosts, it's better than reminding me of nothing at all. the genre isn't my cup of tea, but i can appreciate that you are very artistic. on the other hand, some of the photos look cheap and look like a GWC took them. for instance: the superimposing one photo on the top of another. if you want to show the two photos, do so separately. why did you superimpose them? is it because you think they are complimentary? they aren't. if you think the original is lacking on its own, try some editing to make it stand out more. leave the superimpose button back in 1992.
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
Jim Hickcox wrote: Darling, go to sleep. ![yikes](//assets.modelmayhem.com/images/smilies/yikes.png) ![yikes](//assets.modelmayhem.com/images/smilies/yikes.png) holy crap 430 and i posted this at 2. you're right. i'll carry on tomorrow! good night.
Photographer
Some Photography
Posts: 179
Oakland, California, US
missjenny wrote:
i love your port, but i hate it at the same time. i love it because it conveys the feeling of darkness. each photo evokes an emotion. though they may be kind of freaky and remind me of ghosts, it's better than reminding me of nothing at all. the genre isn't my cup of tea, but i can appreciate that you are very artistic. on the other hand, some of the photos look cheap and look like a GWC took them. for instance: the superimposing one photo on the top of another. if you want to show the two photos, do so separately. why did you superimpose them? is it because you think they are complimentary? they aren't. if you think the original is lacking on its own, try some editing to make it stand out more. leave the superimpose button back in 1992. Thank you :-)
Photographer
BYS
Posts: 11614
Paris, Île-de-France, France
not even scared,miss comment ça va au fait ? tb
Model
Marijn
Posts: 218
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
Model
Jamie Werner
Posts: 641
Austin, Texas, US
what do you think about mine??
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Angela Lauren
Posts: 539
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
I'd like to know what you think!
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
noelle arzillo wrote: so i'm still green but i would love anything you want to say. i mean, have at me! first of all, your port is monotonous. all pictures look the same with the exception of the rag doll baby. this one is nice because it looks expensive and like a lot of time and effort was put into making it beautiful. on the other hand, your pictures with the bubbles GOT TO GO. why? i don't see where you are trying to go with these pictures, unless you want to look like a young handicapped child. (sorry if that's harsh). the pictures look forced. also, you seem to have the look of a deer in headlights in front of the camera. have a gwc friend shoot you over and over until it becomes second nature to be in front of the camera. you look uncomfortable.
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
Victoria_Model wrote: ok, tell me. you are a beautiful girl, but you need to diversify your portfolio with more concept and vision. find a photographer whose work you really adore for his creativity and aesthetic beauty. the key word here is CREATIVITY. your photos all look like prom shots. and also, the black and white string swing thing is my least favorite because it's a concept that has been recycled since the beginning of time and the photographer didn't pull it off very well. find better photographers to show your beauty.
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
Uniquely U Images wrote: Be brutal be honest. your picture with cheyenne beverly is the best in your port because you aced the lighting and shadows here. also, you have a good choice in model for this photo. while she may not be conventionally beautiful, there is some emotion and expression in her face that she was able to pull off like a pro. the ones with the white backdrop suck because they are really plain. it looks like you are just shooting people in costumes and the poses look too orchestrated. keep doing what you're doing with the face shots. your full body shots need work. try to shoot somewhere other than in front of a backdrop. involve the environment in the pictures, you are not only shooting the model, but the scene as well.
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
BYS wrote: not even scared,miss comment ça va au fait ? tb You're on my top for a reason. All your shots are very creative and the post production, very professional. But withe all this art and imagination you are still lacking one very important thing that will always hold you back in life.....me in your port =P Now that is HARSH! et ca va bien, merci!!!!! j'espere que tu vas bien aussi.
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
Marijn wrote: me please! you are beautiful and you know it. excellent port, but try to work with even more photographers to round it out. i cant find anything bad with your port. good job
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
Jamie Werner wrote: what do you think about mine?? the work you did with nathan appel is great. it shows creativity and post-production love. the rest are disposable. i would get rid of them if i were you and look for more photographers to work with that have a wider range of styles. you have a look that can be used with different styles. if all else fails, shoot with nathan appel again. he can pull off more than one set.
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
Jacob Fakheri wrote: sure, why not? I like the model, i like what you did with the lights......but where the hell are the rest of your pictures? you have 453 friends and only one picture? come on man, get moving!
Model
Olivier
Posts: 59
Brussels, Brussels, Belgium
Bonsoir What about me ?
Model
Jennifer Tyler
Posts: 532
Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
Angela Lauren wrote: I'd like to know what you think! I like the second picture you have, shot by Stephen Thorne, this is the only fashion photo out of your port that catches my eye. i think the other ones fall flat because the pose is too boring. try looking in some fashion magazines for inspiration.
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