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Thanks ebi and Camaraclicker for critiquing in detail. It helps me to view my shots in a different way so that I am able to see what my flaws are and what I need to really work on. I have a rim light but wasn’t sure how to utilize it and will need to work on that. Coloring seems to be a big thing with me and I’m not sure if it’s me or the monitor I’m using but will strive to get it right. I’m getting a grey card like JustAndy suggested to help me along with that, and I also did a one on one with my instructor on how to use a grey card to get my shots where they need to be.
ebi,
I love closeups, however, I will work on moving out of my comfort zone to try new things.
Camaraclicker,
Detail will be my new word of the year and I am going to make sure that I pay very close attention to it. LOL.
Thanks again guys and I appreciate all that you’ve helped me to see with my work. I will keep shooting and improving!
BLAMParticipantebi,
Thanks for your interest and opinion. I did place all but one back up on my flickr page. The one I didn’t place back up there definitely has some issues with the editing that I need to repair before placing it back up (little embarrassed after reviewing that one again). I value all opinions that help me to improve. Thanks.
BLAMParticipantWCS, I did remove some after reviewing them from your comments. My instructor and I will be going over these together to work on what I need to improve with these. We haven’t gone into Color balance yet, however, I have been using the White Balance settings on my camera and I rarely use the tungsten setting. I see what you are saying with those 2 pictures though. I will need to work on my color balance and the type of light I use.
JustAndy, thanks for the tips and I will definitely try that out. Hopefully with that it will help me to eye these things better in the future. I know that these aren’t very creative, but I am just starting with portraits. I’ve always done just inanimate, nature, and some animal. Learning a new thing is always hardest at the beginning, but I am determined to do good and be good. I am always open for tips to improve.
Thanks again to both of you.
BLAMParticipantThank you WCS. I was also looking for pointers along with the critique. I’m sure you have some since you’ve apparently been in this business for so long. I will also bring up to my instructor your critiques since some of the pictures you mentioned I got good scores on. I may need a little more in depth instruction or mentoring in those areas.
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