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Thank you. Hunter is definitely fun to work with, and I had a really good team with me that day.Not only are these all incredible, but it also looks like you had a lot of fun!
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Thank you. Hunter is definitely fun to work with, and I had a really good team with me that day.Not only are these all incredible, but it also looks like you had a lot of fun!
Thanks. Yeah, definitely more than what I usually share here.Good photos, nice to see so many shots
Thank you so much!These are just wonderful. They show so many different aspects of someone's life and are beautifully done. You were always good but your photos have become exceptional, outstanding work. I love this set, I could look at them all again.
edit - Have you ever taken a class or anything to get individual feedback from an instructor? Or a portfolio review, or anything like that where you'd get critique from an experienced professional? I'm just wondering because I found that to be a good way to get real life feedback to confirm if I was on the right track (and usually got confirmation about what I thought about my level of ability to eventually start getting photos accepted into juried exhibits.)
Thanks man!damn, killin' it Dan.
it's not even just the outfits, it's how you picture them for each environment. they go perfectly with the setting.
loving that first library shot a lot, but the last is more you; love the honest smile.
Thank you. I appreciate the critique.Good (that you've gotten professional feedback etc.). Not that you need it to know you're good but I found it can lead to further learning, skill development, opportunities, etc. I haven't had much formal training in photography but took art as an elective when I could all thru school.
I don't know, the first one I'd think about cropping the left side a little to eliminate the vertical chopped off frames in the background and 'clean up' that up some. (edit - Maybe along that vertical line in between framed art; that would lose part of the top framed photo but could be cropped along the left side of the photographed building.) The second one might have a little movement blur, but other than that they're good. Light in there wasn't ideal but sometimes there are 'make it work' situations.
I gotta go back and look at that Gucci jacket.