Thanks for the comment. I'd just a second here but scrolled through some of your shots here. First let me say you obviously have an eye for what looks good. That's a gift. You see things others don't. You see creativeness/angles others don't think of. That's where it all begins. Your scenery shots are really awesome - would love to see them larger, but room doesn't always permit on these blogs. You've got some really attractive shots here. Keep it up -- the more you take, the more you see, and the more you learn. Only thing I'd say really go for is working on lighting as much as possible -- it makes or breaks a shot and it's what you have to learn like the back of your hand to really make portraits and people shots look awesome. yeah, you can photoshop anything. Make it your goal to learn lighting manually if you haven't already. I use photoshop hardly ever -- I try to spend as little as possible on editing pics. Make what comes out of that camera count -- lighting is the key to that. No matter what time of day, make that sun or lack of it work for you and the subjects.
Thank you so much for your comment! Lighting is one thing I have always struggled with. I have never had any official photography classes... when I do I want to learn as much as I can about the art of getting the right amount of light! Right now in my skills... scenery and landscapes are a lot easier for me... cause I don't have to deal with annoying shadows on peoples faces. You have been a great help and encouragement to me! Thanks!
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Tanner,
Thanks for the comment. I'd just a second here but scrolled through some of your shots here. First let me say you obviously have an eye for what looks good. That's a gift. You see things others don't. You see creativeness/angles others don't think of. That's where it all begins. Your scenery shots are really awesome - would love to see them larger, but room doesn't always permit on these blogs. You've got some really attractive shots here. Keep it up -- the more you take, the more you see, and the more you learn. Only thing I'd say really go for is working on lighting as much as possible -- it makes or breaks a shot and it's what you have to learn like the back of your hand to really make portraits and people shots look awesome. yeah, you can photoshop anything. Make it your goal to learn lighting manually if you haven't already. I use photoshop hardly ever -- I try to spend as little as possible on editing pics. Make what comes out of that camera count -- lighting is the key to that. No matter what time of day, make that sun or lack of it work for you and the subjects.
Blessings and thanks for stopping by
alyssa @kiddosphotos
~~Alyssa~~
Thank you so much for your comment! Lighting is one thing I have always struggled with. I have never had any official photography classes... when I do I want to learn as much as I can about the art of getting the right amount of light! Right now in my skills... scenery and landscapes are a lot easier for me... cause I don't have to deal with annoying shadows on peoples faces.
You have been a great help and encouragement to me!
Thanks!
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