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I feel like I should've used Flickr for the pics I just posted. SMH.
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I feel like I should've used Flickr for the pics I just posted. SMH.
Really nice!
Really nice!
Thanks. We gotta link up some time I'm off of Collins.
Really nice!
Definitely man. I'm over by Krispy Keene on 163rd. Haven't been in a while but do you know if they added a pier on the beach that's at 163rd? I've seen pics but not sure exactly where it's at.
Just curious, do models tend to hit you up? Or you them? Or is it kind of both?
So posting on here with Flickr on here makes the photo look better? How exactly do you do that? I was wondering why my photos didn't look as good posting here than when I'm editing them in LR
So posting on here with Flickr on here makes the photo look better? How exactly do you do that? I was wondering why my photos didn't look as good posting here than when I'm editing them in LR
If you allow NT to import the file and pic the dimensions it will compress the quality. I linked the retry from my website.
Really nice!
Thanks. We gotta link up some time I'm off of Collins.Definitely man. I'm over by Krispy Keene on 163rd. Haven't been in a while but do you know if they added a pier on the beach that's at 163rd? I've seen pics but not sure exactly where it's at.
I'm not sure I'm by 22nd. Only pier I know about is at South Pointe Park by 1st. I shot in the park this morning. I wanted to get on the pier but it was gated.
Just curious, do models tend to hit you up? Or you them? Or is it kind of both?
Was this directed to me? If so it is both. Granted, my success rate it pretty low, but I attribute that to being a beginner with not much work to show. Also, alot of models are flakes.
khankussionz If you're interested the Sony store in aventura has a Beyond Basics class for free tomorrow morning. It's from 8:30 to 10. I'm gonna check it out. Walk ins are welcomed but they recommend you calling in and registering just in case it's full.
That's a hard question ....Open question really.
Being a beginner, do you direct the models yourself? Or do models have a certain look or set of photos they want done?
Open question really.
Being a beginner, do you direct the models yourself? Or do models have a certain look or set of photos they want done?
You can tell you were battling the sun during this shoot which is a tough battle. The shots look good but they would have looked better at a different time of day when the sun wasn't so harsh. Or you should have waited for a cloud to get in front of the sun. It looks like you had some sort of light source out there. You should have waited for some shade and hit here with an off camera flash. When you get into shoots like this lighting is key.
That's a hard question ....
Models are people - most of them if given to much direction, they start shutting down and the shoot is a waste of times. Sometimes others take your directions and run with it ....
I try to keep **** smooth ... I don't like what she is doing and voice my opinion - something along the lines of good, but how about if we try this and this ... kind of guiding them to what I want. But it really depends on the models .. sometimes I have my assistant demonstrate poses .. lol
sometimes you get those girls that want to do high fashion poses and they are tacky and border line embarrassing and you have to stop them.
sometimes you get short girl trying to do high fashion and skinny girls trying to do glamour ... you bring them down to reality ...
I think it came out good lighting wise ... on some you could of have over power the sun a bit for a bit of dynamic look ... but the one you posted last came out well ...It's a bit of everything. As a beginner you still have to have some idea of what would look good so you have to make adjustments.
These were shot around 9-10am. The sun was just behind her head and I used a strobe to light her.
I think it came out good lighting wise ... on some you could of have over power the sun a bit for a bit of dynamic look ... but the one you posted last came out well ...
Open question really.
Being a beginner, do you direct the models yourself? Or do models have a certain look or set of photos they want done?
That's a hard question ....
Models are people - most of them if given to much direction, they start shutting down and the shoot is a waste of times. Sometimes others take your directions and run with it ....
I try to keep **** smooth ... I don't like what she is doing and voice my opinion - something along the lines of good, but how about if we try this and this ... kind of guiding them to what I want. But it really depends on the models .. sometimes I have my assistant demonstrate poses .. lol
sometimes you get those girls that want to do high fashion poses and they are tacky and border line embarrassing and you have to stop them.
sometimes you get short girl trying to do high fashion and skinny girls trying to do glamour ... you bring them down to reality ...
But at the end of the day, would it be what the model wants? Or would that depend on who contacted who first?
And who gets paid? If the photographer contacts the model, does the model get paid (and vice versa)?
Sorry for all the questions just tryna get an idea of how it works.