hohum…this is how I see things after a heavy night on the town. Actually, probably how many people see things around them who have tunnel vision. Oh wait, that’s how most fauxtogs see their own photography through tunnel vision.
I think they misunderstand the true meaning of properly framing the subject.
Don’t watermark it if nobody will want to steal it. Seriously.
Who says that every crappy family picture taken with a point-and-shoot and posted on Facebook has to have a watermark? It’s pretentious, dumb, and it devalues professional photography.
I don’t think, no wait a minute, I know I would never have claimed this image when I was a freshman in HS using a Kodak 110 instamatic. You’ve really got to wonder WTF are the Fauxtographers and their clients thinking?
Seriously – start with the composition, the wardrobe, the cropping, the exposure, the watermark, the background, the vignette…
This has got to be a joke… or someone who scanned in an old family snapshot from like the 60’s or 70’s…
Rhianna Clark
I like the red mustang in the back 😉
evoLight
Anyone who uses white vignette should have their camera revoked.
Simon
UNLESS they are being paid to recreate an old timey photo LOL. then they should just be lamed.
Andy
if that’s the case, b&w or sepia tone! really screw it up.
The picture truly sucks… bad composition… bad image… yuck-o-rama.
bleh
Could not have said this any better!
Simon
Apparently they are being viewed through the evil queens mirror, and the fog is being disturbed, so she cropped to take out the mirrors frame?
SheilaR
I HATE vignette. This is just another example of what you can do and shouldn’t do with Piknik
B
Hahahah at the Mustang in the background!
SheilaR
I guess I typed that wrong .. Picnik 🙂
RachS
“I haven’t got it quite right yet…it happens every time. They all become blueberries!”
Rachel
lol!
Andy
people pay money for this dreck… it just blows me away.
Rick
Pictures like this make me want to never touch a camera again.
Aimee
My mother-in-law takes better pictures than this!
Oh wait. No she doesn’t. Never mind.
(DID my mother-in-law take this picture? It’s REALLY hard to tell.)
skynigurl
I can’t find a single thing I like about this picture.
aswicks
The magenta skin tones don’t work for me either. Bad sunburn?
Mark
The watermark may indeed be the best part of the image.
Rachel
likes this
Gourmetguy
It’s hard to believe that someone would be proud of this photo!
Well at least it’s a good advert for people not to use her services.
Shameful
Frankie
hohum…this is how I see things after a heavy night on the town. Actually, probably how many people see things around them who have tunnel vision. Oh wait, that’s how most fauxtogs see their own photography through tunnel vision.
I think they misunderstand the true meaning of properly framing the subject.
Dana
Don’t watermark it if nobody will want to steal it. Seriously.
Who says that every crappy family picture taken with a point-and-shoot and posted on Facebook has to have a watermark? It’s pretentious, dumb, and it devalues professional photography.
Dave
I don’t think, no wait a minute, I know I would never have claimed this image when I was a freshman in HS using a Kodak 110 instamatic. You’ve really got to wonder WTF are the Fauxtographers and their clients thinking?
Seriously – start with the composition, the wardrobe, the cropping, the exposure, the watermark, the background, the vignette…
This has got to be a joke… or someone who scanned in an old family snapshot from like the 60’s or 70’s…
Rachel
The software is not the problem.
Adam
Agreed. The editing choice is the problem – someone who likes that effect is making mistakes that can’t be blamed on software.