Building a Portfolio...
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FuddyDuddy
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Hello,
A portfolio should be a living thing - it should grow with you. There is no reason why you shouldn't start it now. However, in five years time if you are not embarassed by your current pictures - give up!
Fuddy
A portfolio should be a living thing - it should grow with you. There is no reason why you shouldn't start it now. However, in five years time if you are not embarassed by your current pictures - give up!
Fuddy
nitefly
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If you want to 
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yeah, its up to you. if you want to do it, just go for it 
DestinDave
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No reason not to... no age limits... And you're not to young to start working or at least thinking about working...
And there's nothing wrong with your photos - I believe what Fuddy meant was strive (and expect) to grow better with time...
Dave
And there's nothing wrong with your photos - I believe what Fuddy meant was strive (and expect) to grow better with time...
Dave
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duncanp said:i know....
besides im "casually" photographing a wedding next saturday
Cool.. I hope you post the pics up here :thumbup:
craig
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Definetly. Editing your work is very important.
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thanks for all the advice, any reccomendations on what size print shold be for a hard copy? i have lots of spare time suring these holidays
Mr_Jones
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For me, creating my initial portfolio was horrible because I had to wittle almost 30,000 photos to 20. If you don't have that many photos, you shouldn't have that hard of a time. Pick 50 that you really like, then wittle it down to 35. After that, bring your photos to an art teach or a photographer and have them help you wittle it down to 20. It will be painful but extremely rewarding in the end.
