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Yikes. #1 looks something like a catalog shot but the couch just don't make no kinda sense. #2 and 3 are really just quite silly. #4 is rather plain. They look just as you described...an afternoon with a friend. Why that places them in the "professional gallery" I'm not sure.
They are cheesy but in a good way lol. Last picture I don't agree with. I really hate when people feel the need to sharpen eyes for every photo. In this case it looks odd and from her expression she looks fed up with the shoot a.k.a tired/bored.#2 and 3 are really just quite silly
Wow, that's pretty harsh, and not very constructive. Are you always this much of an a$$?? (from the few posts of yours that I read, you don't need to answer that).
Wow, that's pretty harsh, and not very constructive. Are you always this much of an a$$?? (from the few posts of yours that I read, you don't need to answer that).
I feel that stylistic concerns are just as important as technical ones. Technique is rarely, if ever, an end unto itself. Nothing strikes about the photos I referred to as "silly" or "plain" except the fact that that's how they feel. If what jumps out at me is not a subject for commentary, I don't know what is. I agree it's not flattering. I've had worse things said about my own work. But I think it's perfectly acceptable to voice emotional concerns or reactions, however unflattering. If you've read through so many prior posts here, you should know that this particular discussion is a dead horse anyway.
Thanks for the feedback everyone, including Alpha.
1. I think we fall n love with our images so much that they can hold us back, and thats not what I want.
2. Either way, the client loved them (dont they always) but I did not. So the feedback will help me for the next shot to come.
Cheers,
Kristal