ffarl
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Hey gang, I'm on a bit of a mission here and I need some help. I'm taking a trip back to my hometown of good ol' Detroit, MI in a couple of weeks, and I plan on spending a month photographing the nicer parts of the city. The stuff you don't see in the media these days. The goal is to show thought a series of photographs and articles that yes, the city has it's challenges, but it isn't the post-apocalyptic hellscape that the media is making it out to be. It's home as far as I'm concerned, and it's home to a lot of great people who don't take kindly to being treated like they live in a third world country.
Here's the thing: I am not a photographer. I carry a camera, and sometimes I get lucky. I think I have a good eye for composition, and I know when the lighting in a shot sucks, but I don't know a whole lot about how to make it not suck. As I go, I will post what I think are the best shots and I'd like to enlist your help to edit them to be the best they can be. I'll be submitting the story to various media outlets because I think it's a story that needs to be told, and full credit will be given to those who have helped. It may very well go nowhere.
I'll be posting this same info on PhotoForum.com, our sister site that many of you have visited. The more edits, the merrier, ya know. You never know what the underdogs of the photo forum world might come up with.
Thanks!
Aaron, your friendly administrator.
Here's the thing: I am not a photographer. I carry a camera, and sometimes I get lucky. I think I have a good eye for composition, and I know when the lighting in a shot sucks, but I don't know a whole lot about how to make it not suck. As I go, I will post what I think are the best shots and I'd like to enlist your help to edit them to be the best they can be. I'll be submitting the story to various media outlets because I think it's a story that needs to be told, and full credit will be given to those who have helped. It may very well go nowhere.
I'll be posting this same info on PhotoForum.com, our sister site that many of you have visited. The more edits, the merrier, ya know. You never know what the underdogs of the photo forum world might come up with.
Thanks!
Aaron, your friendly administrator.