Best answer: My response assumes that nothing illegal is happening in said photos, you're of sound mind, you're a legal adult, the photos are not of a pornographic nature but instead would be considered fine art, and that anyone in the shots have provided you with expressed written permission to post such photos.

500px.com is good site where fine art photography is posted.

Basically I’m a photographer, and when I post my photos for themes I’m doing, I post 9 at a time. If a certain country was a theme for example, Brazil, how would I go about describing the country with 9 photos. Also, I would like to have each photo different (for example, I wouldn’t want to do two pictures of Brazilian cuisine) but, if necessary, I will. So far, for two photos, I would do an example of their cuisine, and a popular tourist destination, just to give you an idea. Thank you in advance.

A friend contacted me with the need of someone to take pictures, video and then edit the video clips I take into a short 1 min promotion video. She asked me how much I’m going to charge, I usually do these types of things for free so I don’t know how much to charge. What’s avaerage rate per hour for an amateur to charge for this sort of thing? I feel like I should charge a little high because I have to do some editing and that usually takes a while. I need actual number people. Thanks so much.

Best answer: Do whatever you want with your photos :) I use filters to keep a nice theme for my feed, and I don’t think there’s anything wrong with it.

Hello, l lost my cpl/nd filter-all in one filter--and wanted the same effect but can only find the "double" cpl nd filter set up-does this work effectively-etc.----or is it best to find the filter I lost--etc.----the NSSI cpl/nd all in one filter etc.---??

Can I get California ID photo re-taken? My original photo came out awful and has a strand of hair clearly out of place. I never paid much mind to it because I just told myself "it is what is" but now I want to apply for jobs that require I send in photos of my ID with my application before any interview and I worry that I will be looked over because of my awful photo (In which I also look miserable by the way). So I wanted to know If it s possible to get my photo retaken and a new ID issued to me. I don t mind if I have to pay another fee.

Best answer: What I like:
They're not over processed.
You show you know how to control the depth of field.
You show you know how to properly expose a scene.
You got down to eye level when photographing many of the animals. Avoid shooting down on your subject unless you want to invoke a feeling of weakness such as if the animal was injured in a cage.


What I don't like:
1. Uninteresting lighting in all but a few images. Avoid mid-day sun unless the harsh lighting adds something special to your images or helps tells the story.
2. Uninteresting subjects with the exception of the Rolex clock which looks like it was taken by a different photographer when compared with the rest of the images. Seven billion people take photos of their cats, so if you're going to do it, it has to be one heck of an image with exceptional lighting with an exceptional moment. Otherwise it's just another of the billion upon billion of cat photos that already litter the internet.

3. Work on your composition, especially with landscapes. When making a landscape, it's customary to have an interesting foreground element, an interesting element in the middle, and an interesting element in the background. None of your landscape images follow this rule. Think about juxtaposition of the various elements within your compositions. For example, take a look at the harbor image with the sign "Public Market." The word "Market" was juxtaposed over the hills in the background making it difficult to read the word.

4. Think about why you're taking the photo and then remove everything that does not support that reasoning. What if you can't remove something such as a car? Well, then you have two options: don't take the image because the composition is a failure, or remove it in post.

5. Don't partially crop items. Image #3 of the bikes, you cropped off a part of the wheel. In image #4, you cropped off a bit of the rear of a car. In photography, if you do things a little bit of the way, it looks like an accident; as if you didn't see/notice that you cropped off a bit of the tire or bumper.

6. Pay attention to your backgrounds and avoid bright backgrounds. In the first duck image, there's a glaring blob of white in the upper left corner. The viewer's eye wants to go to the brightest part of an image, and in this case it's an out-of-focus, super-bright, section of the image that adds nothing to the story.

7. You need to have a strong and dominate subject. Just like when writing an sentence, you must have a strong subject in your photos. The image of the Ferris wheel is an image where the viewer is left wondering just what exactly are they supposed to be looking at.

8. Avoid solid blacks and blown-out highlights without detail. Sometimes one may see a famous photographer break this rule, but for now as a beginner, your goal is to have details in your shadows and highlights. The exception is super-bright highlights such as the sun where it's normal to have the highlights blown out. But in your sunset shot with the super-black hill, that's a mistake in my opinion.

Overall not bad for a beginning photo student.

I want to make an instructional video. I will be using my the camera on my phone. I already have a tripod for it. However I also want to film certain parts from my point of view. Ex: what my eyes see my hands doing. What can I use to film from that point of view?

I just do photography for fun but I want more people to be able to see. As of now I just have an instagram account, but I might want to start a photography blog or something. Any ideas on how I can get more people to see my pictures?

I like to do a lot of landscape photography. But I also want to incorporate some night time shots. So I definitely want a camera that does well in the dark. I’m not extremely experienced with cameras and photography, but I do have some experience and practice. What do you recommend that’s under $1000?

Best answer: An orange, flowers, sunsets, nails, eyeshadow, cats, etc

I mean that 80s blurry image quality. How do I create that effect on my pics?

Best answer: Since you updated the info to let us know the color is from the scanner, not the image itself, my guess would be 1950's. The hat and gloves were pretty standard for women at that time. The netting especially is 1950's. By the 1960's women stopped wearing gloves everywhere, and the netting was definitely gone from hats.

I have been doing gig photography for about 4 years now. I am self taught but as of now i feel like im not progressing with my style. Im stuck in a rut and i think its because i lack mentorship and honest opinions. So here i am, id like you to critic my work. Be honest, tell me what do you think i should work on and how you would describe my style. Link is below: https://instagram.com/wickeddkristysnaps... Thankyou i greatly appreciate it.!

I m trying to take pictures of small items for fleabay and for my blog but the images always look dark (I shoot at night at home) I bought a couple of mini photography lights and point them directly on the object now and the pictures are even worse. It s like the lights are too bright and the camera eye is closing to stop too much light getting in. I ve got a Samsung S5.

I've logo never owned a camera, I take photos on my mobile and I get a lot of compliments so I'd like to have a go at photography as a hobby. I'd need something cheap but that's not going to get me laughed out of a photography course if I find one for beginners to try. Any suggestions for cameras, or what to look for?

Best answer: not even cloase

Best answer: Yes, people often trim photos to fit into frames or to make collages of them. They belong to the person who took them and had them developed. That's how it was prior to digital photography. It's not for YOU to become annoyed. They aren't yours. You are privileged to be allowed to use what your mum has. They are not yours by right.