Just Starting..

[sapphirebluejojo]

So, Im just starting to try Professional Photography. I would like to upload pictures and see what you all think about them. How can I do that?

 

[Ryan L]

So, Im just starting to try Professional Photography. I would like to upload pictures and see what you all think about them. How can I do that?

How to post pictures and use forum functions: A pictoral guide to using TPF

 

[Petraio Prime]

So, Im just starting to try Professional Photography. I would like to upload pictures and see what you all think about them. How can I do that?

Why do you care what we think? You shouldn't.

 

[rusty9]

So, Im just starting to try Professional Photography. I would like to upload pictures and see what you all think about them. How can I do that?

Why do you care what we think? You shouldn't.

if that was the case, then why would we have a Beginner's/C&C forum :lmao:

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

So, Im just starting to try Professional Photography. I would like to upload pictures and see what you all think about them. How can I do that?

Why do you care what we think? You shouldn't.

Wow, what a @!%& :er:

 

[subscuck]

Why do you care what we think? You shouldn't.

This guy claims Ansel Adams was bourgeois, and yet this is one of the most bourgeois comments I've ever seen. uke:

 

[dak1b]

yes please ignore those kind of people. :raisedbrow:

 

[subscuck]

yes please ignore those kind of people. :raisedbrow:

I've just made him the one and only person on my ignore list. Of course, he'll probably consider that a badge of honor.

 

[sapphirebluejojo]

lol... ok, thanks guys.
When I first saw his comment... I was like "am i in the wrong place or something??" lol

 

[Nickanoor]

Sapphire, I'd love to see them. I'm new to the entire thing, I need to know where to start. lol

 

[KmH]

So, Im just starting to try Professional Photography.

First learn amateur photography, and then progress to advanced-amateur photography.

Professional photography just means you get paid to do it. It doesn't actually mean you know what you are doing.

To truely be a professional photographer means you know:

• How the camera works.
• How a lens works.
• How the exposure triad works. (shutter speed, aperture, ISO)
• How depth-of-field works.
• How visual image composition works.
• How color impacts composition.
• How photographic lighting works. (reflected, incident, strobed, continuous.)
• How digital data and image files work.
• How printed photos and online photos work.
• How to run and manage a business.

That will give you some things to study to help get you started, if you haven't already.