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06-07-2006
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Help me pick photos for my portfolio book
I'd like everyone's input as to which photos I should print for my portfolio. These are the ones I'm going to pick from. I'd really like to do more
fashion print work and editorial. Ohhh, and I might print out a few extra so I can swap prints in & out depending on the client. 1.  2.  3.  4.  5.  6.  7.  8.  9.  10.  11.  12.  13.  14.  __________________
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06-08-2006
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Re: Help me pick photos for my portfolio book
Love them.
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06-08-2006
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Re: Help me pick photos for my portfolio book
I could cull #9 and #10. These two have wonderful exposure and composition. The others I would not feature, but they're nice.
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06-08-2006
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Re: Help me pick photos for my portfolio book
Assuming you're putting together a portfolio of Glamour and Beauty images— 3, 5, 10, 11, 12. I really like #1 but I don't think it makes a good portfolio shot. I'm on the fence about #13 and #14. You do need more images of males but I don't think #13 is up to the others. #14 is nice but that missing foot is bugging me.
#3 is my favorite, since it's landscape you could spread it across two pages if your book has a tight binding. You may consider toning down the shimmer in the reflection of her nose, cheek and chin. Good stuff, you're wise to get help editing you book. We're always too close to some of our own images to recognize when they shouldn't make the cut. Chip |
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06-10-2006
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Re: Help me pick photos for my portfolio book
9 - 10 - 11 - 12
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06-13-2006
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Re: Help me pick photos for my portfolio book
OK, I just realized that almost all the ones peopled picked are headshots. I went through and found a few others that I'm gonna throw into the mix. I am definitely using #7, 9, 10, and 3. I might recrop 11 and use that.
Here are a few others to throw in there: 15.  16.  17. __________________
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