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My photos. Please give any advice thank you, +K

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DavidHonda.
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http://s624.photobucket.com/albums/tt323/DaveyHonda/
Mar 29 2009 10:52PM
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FMeissner
Posts: 490 - Karma: 85
Your album has a password.
Mar 29 2009 11:38PM
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BigM1218
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post em on here dude
Mar 29 2009 11:44PM
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DavidHonda.
Posts: 662 - Karma: 711
it should work now


http://s624.photobucket.com/albums/tt323/DaveyHonda/
Mar 30 2009 8:35AM
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ja.
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well, they sure look like jib acadmy was alot of fun. thats where these are from right?

1. really flat light (not much you can do there)
2. zoom out
3. get more of the jump and surrounding area
4. tell that kid to roll down his pants

doin a good job for the most part. what you shooting with?
Mar 30 2009 12:03PM
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LBJJ
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good shots but you have to change up the picture, even though they are doing different tricks in the picture different angles will make it more interesting, and get more of the feature they are hitting so you can have a sense of height. maybe invest in a wide angle it will help capture the whole shot and  let you add more to the shot  and allow you create better compositions
Mar 30 2009 4:46PM
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Z_rob
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coming from another inspiring photographer (me)

1. Don't center the shot every time, use the rule of thirds, think of a picture like this
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Notice how it is divided up into 9 squares, try and avoid getting your shot directly in that middle square and that should help

2. Try not to cut out your subject in the picture, for example in one you cant see the top of the guy and in another he is covered by the flag

3. try editing or using many different angles, close-ups, mid-shots, long shots, underneath, on-top, use props (take a picture through the trees, or have someone be standing on the deck while someone goes off)

4. just try and add as much variation as possible.

hope that helps. pm me if you'd like any more advice

Mar 30 2009 5:12PM
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ProducerXXX
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I'd consider critiquing but you need to choose a few select images, not a whole album.
Mar 31 2009 1:39AM
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