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Goat Farm Project
Posts: 339
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Which pics have to go? Tell me straight up and I will LIST your best pic. Leave a comment on my best pic and i will return the favor.
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SPV Photo
Posts: 808
Las Vegas, Nevada, US
I don't think you really have any truly awful shots in there, but here's my least favorite one.
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Image Magik
Posts: 1515
Santa Cruz, California, US
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Chris Maxwell
Posts: 684
Sterling, Virginia, US
I'd drop this one..... Pose and crop doesn't work for me.
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Pantelis Palios
Posts: 252
Maldon, England, United Kingdom
Interesting idea. I have chosen: Only because I have to choose one and I don't really like logos on photographs. Too many photographers have no idea about type.
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L Raye
Posts: 5045
Petaluma, California, US
Your worst:
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ID Imaging
Posts: 42
Chesterfield, England, United Kingdom
In my opinion this is your worst: I just find this image too busy, and I'm not a fan of the harsh shadows. Despite that, you do have some really awesome images in your port
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D Modelina
Posts: 25
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Photographer
Goat Farm Project
Posts: 339
Atlanta, Georgia, US
SPV Photo wrote: I don't think you really have any truly awful shots in there, but here's my least favorite one.
Thanks! My fav of yours:
Photographer
Goat Farm Project
Posts: 339
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Chris Maxwell wrote: I'd drop this one..... Pose and crop doesn't work for me. Love this one:
Photographer
Goat Farm Project
Posts: 339
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Pantelis Palios wrote: Interesting idea. I have chosen: Only because I have to choose one and I don't really like logos on photographs. Too many photographers have no idea about type. Appreciate it! This one was easy:
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Brett Hunt
Posts: 4662
Washington Court House, Ohio, US
great port I chose this because you made me
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Brownspace Films
Posts: 162
Saint Cloud, Minnesota, US
I love most of your work there, this one seems a bit unexciting for me though, compared to how well you do amazing photo themes. I know it's probably suggesting "relaxed" but feels a bit...too relaxed if you will..
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DEREX Art
Posts: 235
DENVILLE, New Jersey, US
Photographer
Goat Farm Project
Posts: 339
Atlanta, Georgia, US
L Raye wrote: Your worst:
Thanks for responding. I really like this 18+ one.
Photographer
Goat Farm Project
Posts: 339
Atlanta, Georgia, US
ID Imaging wrote: In my opinion this is your worst: I just find this image too busy, and I'm not a fan of the harsh shadows. Despite that, you do have some really awesome images in your port Good point, thanks. Love this one:
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Goat Farm Project
Posts: 339
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Dina Khrapko wrote: number 14 Thanks! This is my favorite:
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Revenge Photography
Posts: 1905
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Not because its particularly bad, for some reason it doesn't really grab me, maybe its the blown sky. I can't really put my finger on it.
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Brigieta Lei
Posts: 63
Ashland, Oregon, US
The photo in the first reply was in my humble opinion by far the worst. Cute girl, cute concept but it has no place in your port. Also the last one in your portfolio.. Something about it strikes me as inherently wrong. Her expression or maybe how large the frame is compared to her body. Great concept wonderful colors but it still seems very.. Blegh and off for some reason. Other than that you have a beautiful vibrant portfolio!
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Luna Diosa
Posts: 13242
Elizabeth, New Jersey, US
SPV Photo wrote: I don't think you really have any truly awful shots in there, but here's my least favorite one.
I agree with this but you can also afford to toss this one Just doesn't quite measure up to the rest of your port and will make it stronger IMO
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Jorge Kreimer
Posts: 3716
San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico
Photographer
Goat Farm Project
Posts: 339
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Brett Hunt wrote: great port I chose this because you made me lol, thx! This one my favorite:
Photographer
Goat Farm Project
Posts: 339
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Brownlager Photography wrote: I love most of your work there, this one seems a bit unexciting for me though, compared to how well you do amazing photo themes. I know it's probably suggesting "relaxed" but feels a bit...too relaxed if you will..
Thanks! This one is really nice:
Photographer
Goat Farm Project
Posts: 339
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Revenge Photography wrote: Not because its particularly bad, for some reason it doesn't really grab me, maybe its the blown sky. I can't really put my finger on it. Thanks! Nice lines on this one:
Photographer
Goat Farm Project
Posts: 339
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Gita Lei wrote: The photo in the first reply was in my humble opinion by far the worst. Cute girl, cute concept but it has no place in your port. Also the last one in your portfolio.. Something about it strikes me as inherently wrong. Her expression or maybe how large the frame is compared to her body. Great concept wonderful colors but it still seems very.. Blegh and off for some reason. Other than that you have a beautiful vibrant portfolio! Thank you for the feedback This pic is fantastic:
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Face the Light
Posts: 94
Olivet, Michigan, US
Goat Farm Project wrote: Which pics have to go? Tell me straight up and I will LIST your best pic. Curious what you think. I'll edit this with my thoughts in a moment. I think the first one should go, even though I actually like it. It doesn't seem to fit what you're trying to do. It looks like a nice "no makeup, unretouched" picture a llama would use, while you seem to be aiming for something different. This one is pretty "natural" looking, but still more polished. I really like it.
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Pixyst
Posts: 356
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Go for it! I say this one because there doesn't appear to be a clear message:
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Drew Smith Photography
Posts: 5214
Nottingham, England, United Kingdom
Of what's left undeleted, this would be my suggestion:
Photographer
Goat Farm Project
Posts: 339
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Cynthia Serrano wrote: I agree with this but you can also afford to toss this one Just doesn't quite measure up to the rest of your port and will make it stronger IMO Great feedback! This is awesome:
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Pantelis Palios
Posts: 252
Maldon, England, United Kingdom
Goat Farm Project wrote: Appreciate it! This one was easy:
Thank you. It was hard choosing a bad one from your portfolio.
Photographer
Goat Farm Project
Posts: 339
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Face the Light wrote: Curious what you think. I'll edit this with my thoughts in a moment. I think the first one should go, even though I actually like it. It doesn't seem to fit what you're trying to do. It looks like a nice "no makeup, unretouched" picture a model would use, while you seem to be aiming for something different. This one is pretty "natural" looking, but still more polished. I really like it.
Yep, good feedback. thanks! This one is my favorite. So natural and "unposed" looking...
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Sir Prepster
Posts: 80
New York, New York, US
Youve got great work, I would have to say the red head on the staircase.
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Paul Tirado Photography
Posts: 4363
New York, New York, US
Probably this. The angle is a little awkward and there are too high a percentage of shots with the arms straight across the head pose.
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