I am VERY New.. Suggestions
Oct 19, 2011 15:00:49 #
Im with Nikondaddy, if your clients like your work and are willing to pay you, dont change it. Your portfolio is unique and will attract business from people who enjoy it. Its your style, keep it!
That said, its important for you to learn your camera and the technical components of photography. Regardless of your style, you should be able to capture all those creative ideas youve got running through your head, do it consistently, and efficiently. Youll get that from learning your camera and all its cool functions.
I wrote up some details on exposure in the bottom half of this post if you want to read it:
http://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-6505-1.html#68086
I also shoot with a 50D and know my camera quite well, feel free to pick my brain anytime you want. Im all about sharing knowledge.
That said, its important for you to learn your camera and the technical components of photography. Regardless of your style, you should be able to capture all those creative ideas youve got running through your head, do it consistently, and efficiently. Youll get that from learning your camera and all its cool functions.
I wrote up some details on exposure in the bottom half of this post if you want to read it:
http://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-6505-1.html#68086
I also shoot with a 50D and know my camera quite well, feel free to pick my brain anytime you want. Im all about sharing knowledge.
Oct 19, 2011 15:12:59 #
Brigitte
Loc: Chicago, Illinois
Nice work! Yep, you have the creative edge and that's what attracts! I enjoyed looking at your images. Photography is an ongoing learning process that entails lots of "experimentation"! But that's what makes it so much fun! Discovering and defining your own personal style is all a part of it. Enjoy!
Oct 19, 2011 15:45:11 #
The more you shoot, the better you will get. Take all the time you can to get out there and learn all about your camera. See if there is a Cannon 50D for Dummies book. It will explain everything about your camera in plain English and give you little exercises to practice it. Focus on the ISO, shutter speed, and aperture lessons to start with, as well as the controls on your camera. You are good on composition from what I can see. These are all a great start, and like someone stated before, people are asking you to take their pictures, so you have something they like!
Oct 19, 2011 15:54:01 #
Young and fresh..reminds me of the work students did at a college course I took..we olds folk were amazed at the sheer wild abandonment..love your creative side. Bring it on.
Oct 19, 2011 15:59:19 #
are you looking for CC in order to improve? If so I will post my thoughts, if you lookign for a pat on the back and a Job well done, I can do that as well.
Oct 19, 2011 16:03:21 #
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