saraG! After all these years since you were freaking thirteen! My God! Jeweleye! (forgot all your aliases)
After looking through your photo portfolio I think you've come to a point where you've reached a style you're comfortable with. Have you ever thought about doing some experimental stuff? I think you'd totally have fun stepping out of your safe zone because you never know how its going to turn out.
I've noticed a lot of your pieces are mostly on-the-spot photos. Is there a term for that? What if you take things into a studio where you have control of everything? Set up especially. You should totally try to make your own little photo studio with back drops, different lighting, everything under your control! I wouldn't advise to buying studio lights cause there sooooo expensive! Just improvise or rent I guess.
But yeah I'm just ranting. Your photo quality is really good! Try going experimental! Can't wait to see how you'd approach that! Oh oh since you have willing subjects you should totally try to set them up in a photo narrative or something like that. Dress them up! Wouldn't that be fun? It would add a lot of breadth to your portfolio too.
After looking through your photo portfolio I think you've come to a point where you've reached a style you're comfortable with. Have you ever thought about doing some experimental stuff? I think you'd totally have fun stepping out of your safe zone because you never know how its going to turn out.
I've noticed a lot of your pieces are mostly on-the-spot photos. Is there a term for that? What if you take things into a studio where you have control of everything? Set up especially. You should totally try to make your own little photo studio with back drops, different lighting, everything under your control! I wouldn't advise to buying studio lights cause there sooooo expensive! Just improvise or rent I guess.
But yeah I'm just ranting. Your photo quality is really good! Try going experimental! Can't wait to see how you'd approach that! Oh oh since you have willing subjects you should totally try to set them up in a photo narrative or something like that. Dress them up! Wouldn't that be fun? It would add a lot of breadth to your portfolio too.
Check out this guy's photos http://www.chrissiemacdonald.co.uk/
Hope all is well in Mississauga, Etobicoke, wherever you are
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