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how do you categorize a pro shot?
Well if itâs any consolation Mary, even though I know all the words he uses that doesnât mean I know what the hell heâs talking about a good percentage of the time! haha Aug 14 05 11:16 pm Link forty two Aug 14 05 11:18 pm Link alexwh wrote: Unless it's a wedding... Aug 14 05 11:19 pm Link $$$$$sss .... Aug 15 05 08:54 pm Link Louis Braga wrote: hehe Aug 15 05 11:23 pm Link C.Slim, I agree with Marcus and think he really took the time to help you out. So few take the time to answer the question. Also, Alex (as Usual) makes a great point about what doesn't make a professional. It is a difficult question because you have to take into consideration the person that is giving you the advice. Take a look at the portfolios and see if you think their work is professional. I am not saying whether or not you like the style, but does it look professional to you. For example, I like to show fashion and beauty in my book. This is what I do. Paul does portraits and he is phenomenal at doing them. Alex does real, raw edgy work. Mary does fashion and commercial. You may not like all of those styles, but I think they are all done very well and some of the best on here. And I have to say, for a bunch of so-called amateur butt shots, they sure have gotten a helluva lot of views! :-) Aug 16 05 08:41 am Link Tracey Masterson wrote: thanks for the compliment Tracy. I love the fact that you made note of the popular butt shots. I can't even look at them, I cringe when I see this type of shot but there sure is a market for it, at least in places like this....you can look at portfolios all day long and the most popular shots are always the ones with the least amount of clothing, cheesiest poses etc. Aug 16 05 09:11 am Link |