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Post by * snatch . on Mar 17, 2009 0:19:11 GMT -5
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Post by Rocket! on Mar 17, 2009 6:35:09 GMT -5
Nice.
You have a great sense of white space/dark space balance, not to mention you're a fan of... was it foreshortening or exaggerated space? I forget, truthfully. ^_^
Though all/most of the pictures are very similar in style. Mainly the exaggerated space/focusing on one object while letting the rest be blurry. This isn't exactly bad, so much as showing excellence in a variety of focus areas makes professionals drool. Sorta. It flushes out your portfolio, assuming you have one.
You're doing pretty darn well. When I get the chance, I'll poke around your DA and maybe comment maybe.
...you using Paint Shop Pro or Photoshop? Wait, you said vector. Illustrator?
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Post by * snatch . on Mar 17, 2009 11:18:16 GMT -5
My portfolio is more of my graphic work and web pages...and hasn't been updated for over a year ^^; Oh and then there is my portrait portfolio but I am still working on building that, so far I only got to do 5 people's Sr. photos, and a few peoples' babies ones..
I'm also only working with two lens right now, none of them that swell. I have my 18mm to 55mm which is my weapon of choice, and then my 55mm to 200mm which is basically good for nothing because it only gives me grainy shots. I'm trying to save up for a macro lens because that is really the sort of photography I want to do.
And for what program I use I use the entire Adobe Creative Suite issue 4, and yet I still do my vectors mostly in photoshop. Illustrator is great for tracing my line art though, but I'm not big with drawing.
But anyways, thanks for stopping by and taking a look at it all :]
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I did post in shades of grey if anyone even remembers that lmao