What do you think of my photos?
Posted on July 21, 2010 by Ed
I am just starting out in portrait/family photography. Just looking for some info on what others think.
http://www.flickriver.com/photos/ginagi143/
Thanks in advanced!
To be honest, I like a lot of these photos. The fact you took the time to do some shots that aren’t simply just "look into the camera and smile!" shots is very telling about your future success in photography
That being said, every photographer I have ever met wants to hear some healthy criticism of their work. A few shots were simply Blaise for the interesting layout you have on your page. When you showcase your photography you want to show the best of your shots, not hundreds of shots with a couple good ones thrown in.
I think your site would be much improved and everyone would be even more impressed if you trimmed a third of the photos off the site and kept with your interesting, non-staged and "oh man, this happened and I managed to get a perfect picture of it!" picture. Those shots are where your work really shines, baseball pictures and a couple unsmiling mugshots could be taken off and no one would know the difference!
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Courtney
- 21st Jul, 10 02:07am
That is great. Youare really talented one of the best I have seen
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Amy
- 21st Jul, 10 02:07am
some are really good others are missing something… but overall I’d say great job
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Taylor<3
- 21st Jul, 10 03:07am
Those pictures are actually pretty good, keep up the good work girl(=
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Justin </3
erica
- 21st Jul, 10 04:07am
love them(:
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Voldemort™ (With a moustache)
- 21st Jul, 10 04:07am
Wow.
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Lynz
- 21st Jul, 10 04:07am
awsome well done!
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Joyous
- 21st Jul, 10 05:07am
To be honest, I like a lot of these photos. The fact you took the time to do some shots that aren’t simply just "look into the camera and smile!" shots is very telling about your future success in photography
That being said, every photographer I have ever met wants to hear some healthy criticism of their work. A few shots were simply Blaise for the interesting layout you have on your page. When you showcase your photography you want to show the best of your shots, not hundreds of shots with a couple good ones thrown in.
I think your site would be much improved and everyone would be even more impressed if you trimmed a third of the photos off the site and kept with your interesting, non-staged and "oh man, this happened and I managed to get a perfect picture of it!" picture. Those shots are where your work really shines, baseball pictures and a couple unsmiling mugshots could be taken off and no one would know the difference!
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Vern Ward
- 21st Jul, 10 06:07am
I agree with Joyous with regard to culling your portfolio. Your strength is capturing personality. Children can be a real challenge, but you appear to have a natural rapport with your subjects. Of course, they may all be family members, which makes your job easier, but nevertheless the majority of your shots are definitely "keepers."
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