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Nikon AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED

02/03/2005 02:37:05 AM · #1

Please Comment on my pictures in my portfolio .. I need some pointers ..
Thank You

rlinn3

Nikon D100

02/03/2005 02:53:23 AM · #2

Iceicles and Matt and Steph are great! To much filtering and PS work on the others, (especially emboss filter) for my taste. But I shoot weddings, sports and photojournalism so I don't get to play much.

Anyone readin t his reply is welcome to comment on my portfolio also.

Thanks.

Pentax DA 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 AF

02/03/2005 02:57:17 AM · #3

Hands is beautiful that one is my favorite .. nice work ...

bdobe

Canon EOS-1D Mark II

02/03/2005 03:06:16 AM · #4

First, this shot is scary:

Reminds me of the Ring and the Grudge.

As for your portfolio, I agree with RLinn3, PS filters have been overused... that said, your people shots show promise, I think. Go easy on the filters, and focus on the image... focus on what it is that your capturing.

faidoi

Pentax K10D

02/03/2005 03:16:17 AM · #5

Originally posted by bdobe:

First, this shot is scary:

Reminds me of the Ring and the Grudge.

Reminds me of Ringu and Ju-on :P I like it :)

02/03/2005 03:17:50 AM · #6

Sorry It's scarey ..lololol.. i was going to use it for movie titles for the ring funny you said that. i hope you enjoed the picture though ... as for my others i have a favorite i want to show i also need pointers on please feel free to be honest :o)

bdobe

Canon EOS-1D Mark II

02/03/2005 03:54:08 AM · #7

Originally posted by faidoi:

Reminds me of Ringu and Ju-on :P I like it :)

Yes, the originals, the Japanese movies, are good, too; but the American remakes came to mind first.

As for this pic

, I think the eyes are great; however, the processing only detracts from the subject. I think it would help if you'd let us know what it is that you're going for, what sort of effect...

02/03/2005 05:57:35 PM · #8

not looking for any type of effect just need opinion's from people more experienced then I'am ...To let me know if I have potential....Thank's :o)

Kylie

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ35

02/03/2005 06:04:18 PM · #9

You are obviously creative and open to growth. (And you have gorgeous eyes!!!) I agree with everyone about the over-processing. Let the photographer in you come out a speak for a while and leave the "artist" in the background for now. See what you can do through the camera and leave out the borders and effects. I think you will end up producing some truly unique and lively work. For the psot-editing, then concentrate on learning to use it as a digital darkroom in the truest sense and not so much as an artist's palette. I love your work with the antique cameras; great sense of composition. The light in the photo with you (?) and the man facing two different directions shows some very nice lighting. And welcome to DPC!!