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New 16 Year-Old Photographer's Website
I'm new to photography and I just started a website to post my
pictures. Any comments or opinions would be appreciated. http://web.mac.com/james.gurtner/ |
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New 16 Year-Old Photographer's Website
I love it! The site is set up nice, and it looks like you're having a good
time with the hobby. Keep shooting, keep experimenting, and don't forget to do one of the most important things: organize and file your images. I have a ton of photos from high school and I always wished I'd cataloged them a lot better. (class of 1972...) BTW, you have no idea how valuable these pictures will become to you and others as time passes. Make sure you store them and protect them. Include the names of the subjects, as well. Trust me, you'll forget more of the names than you could ever realize. wrote in message oups.com... I'm new to photography and I just started a website to post my pictures. Any comments or opinions would be appreciated. http://web.mac.com/james.gurtner/ |
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New 16 Year-Old Photographer's Website
The black and whites are very nice, lots of contrast I like that. I also
like that you shoot from odd angles, it makes ordinary subjects look much more interesting. In the Macro section the dandilion seed puff shots you could have pulled more detail out of the highlight areas either by shooting RAW if your camera supports it or by making a copy of the image to a new layer in something like Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Photoshop Elements and then changing the blending mode to Multiply. It still gives the sun effect but provides more detail to the seed puff. In the animals section I like the lizard shot from the tail to the front. Very interesting and not an angle that I have seen used before. I would also suggest that you put a copyright notice on the bottom of all of your shots. You want to protect you hard work. =(8) |
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New 16 Year-Old Photographer's Website
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oups.com... I'm new to photography and I just started a website to post my pictures. Any comments or opinions would be appreciated. http://web.mac.com/james.gurtner/ What camera do you have? What photo editing software are you using? And, yes the site is very nicely done. =(8) |
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New 16 Year-Old Photographer's Website
Kinon O'Cann wrote:
I love it! The site is set up nice, and it looks like you're having a good time with the hobby. Keep shooting, keep experimenting, and don't forget to do one of the most important things: organize and file your images. I have a ton of photos from high school and I always wished I'd cataloged them a lot better. (class of 1972...) Same year as me. But in my case, what I wish is that I didn't have these *gaps* in my good cataloging. In 1972 the cataloging was about at its peak. It lasted until maybe 1984, but then got quite bad until I went to digital in 2000. BTW, you have no idea how valuable these pictures will become to you and others as time passes. Make sure you store them and protect them. Include the names of the subjects, as well. Trust me, you'll forget more of the names than you could ever realize. And take pictures of dull every-day things that you work with a lot. In my particular case I only have a very few pictures of the computers I was learning to program then, and I wish I had more. And I have *no* pictures of the cameras I used or the darkrooms I worked in, and I wish I did. And few contemporary pictures of the buildings I saw frequently and found kinda interesting, or worked in, or lived in (most of them are still around, but pictures from back then would be better). This, incidentally, is great advice for any snapshooters, not just serious photographers. |
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New 16 Year-Old Photographer's Website
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I'm new to photography and I just started a website to post my pictures. Any comments or opinions would be appreciated. http://web.mac.com/james.gurtner/ You're a lot better than *I* was when *I* was 16 (and that was about a year after I started getting serious about photography, so it kinda even means something, at least to me). I like basically *all* the images; except IMG_6633 (and, by the way, it's hard to get your site to give me any identifying name for any of the images, I had to dig down a bit to get that above), where the light emphasizes the contours on the shirt in uninteresting ways, and I don't like the face being so hidden (if other parts of the photo were supposed to attract and hold my attention, they didn't do it). |
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