Photography Articles

abyphoto · Jan 6, 2014

I've been a photographer for about 18 months by now.When I first started I did huge amounts of reading diffenrent tutorials lessons and articles.But couldn't get the colors and quality I wanted.
Here you can see examples of my recent work.

abyphotography.net

I developed my own tecniques of shooting and postprocessing.They are actually very simple.If you like my pictures I could share everything I know by now.I could publish a series of arcticles or something.Please let me know what you think.
Thanks.

The_Traveler · Jan 6, 2014

abyphoto said:
If you like my pictures I could share everything I know by now.
I could publish a series of arcticles or something.
Please let me know what you think.

I think that you could be a productive member here and that usually starts by posting pictures for critique and commenting on other people's pictures.

Gavjenks · Jan 7, 2014

The few that show up immediately on that website are quite good. Definitely a major cut above the average ho hum throw a dart at a computer monitor sort of self claimed pro protographer around town.

The only issue I see cropping up consistently is that your lighting hue seems to be maybe be a little bit fast and loose. As in a bit overly orange indoors, and a bit overly blue/green in the forest, etc. And to some extent more orange in the same shoot when the person is closer to the incandescent lamp, etc. Maybe it's a very intentional style, i don't know. It strikes me a bit as "leave all the settings in the camera and/or RAW converter at one color setup and not worrying about white balance as a creative element," though. Which if so, might be a missed opportunity for more creative control.

Anyway, I'm just rambling on that one point because it's the only one I thought of, not because it's serious. Again, the photography is really nice. And welcome to the site. Especially for 18 months, that's impressive.

abyphoto · Jan 7, 2014

Gavjenks said:
The few that show up immediately on that website are quite good. Definitely a major cut above the average ho hum throw a dart at a computer monitor sort of self claimed pro protographer around town.

The only issue I see cropping up consistently is that your lighting hue seems to be maybe be a little bit fast and loose. As in a bit overly orange indoors, and a bit overly blue/green in the forest, etc. And to some extent more orange in the same shoot when the person is closer to the incandescent lamp, etc. Maybe it's a very intentional style, i don't know. It strikes me a bit as "leave all the settings in the camera and/or RAW converter at one color setup and not worrying about white balance as a creative element," though. Which if so, might be a missed opportunity for more creative control.

Anyway, I'm just rambling on that one point because it's the only one I thought of, not because it's serious. Again, the photography is really nice. And welcome to the site. Especially for 18 months, that's impressive.

All these color shifts I did on purpose.I just like the feeling of a warm indoor color.Outside I almost never use flash but I do mess with colors quite a bit trying to bring colors closer together or create color contrast.