Disclaimer: I'm NOT a professional; these are my opinions and my opinions only and based on my own experiences in model photography. I am NOT a professional writer, these written format pieces are meant for purely and primarily shared knowledge from my experiences as a model photographer. It is not my intent to have a perfectly written article, if you don't like my writing please report this article to the nearest college to make corrects (or yourselves) and send those corrections at Chris@ChrisAdval.com and I'll make those changes if they do not interfere with the content. My focus is to give the content as soon as possible by any means instead of not giving the content at all (tips). Again I am not a great writer but I get my points across. The following tips are NOT meant for everyone for every situation, take the tips that you know that would work for YOU and anyway you choose. This is only a guide of tips, not strict rules that every or all persons should follow, these tips are meant for serious, business aware and pro-efficient people.
Hey guys I just wanted to inform you of something that every photographer should do and look for.... Critiques!
This is a new blog series I'm starting up because it helps me look for common mistakes that I should already know to never do and not just mistakes just overall feel of observing other model photographers' work. If you want your work criticized in a public form please go email me at Chris@ChrisAdval.com subject line: "Photo Critique."
As always noted I may make these into audio/video format sometime in the future. Send one photo per EMAIL Please, unless its story photos. Ensure ALL Exif info is available via flickr (provide a link). Give a small description and if you would like to mention your goals/reasoning to creating the image. Please only Model Photography. I'll judge all aspects of the photo from equipment knowledge and usage, composition, composing, processing and logo design/placement (if any).
As always noted I may make these into audio/video format sometime in the future. Send one photo per EMAIL Please, unless its story photos. Ensure ALL Exif info is available via flickr (provide a link). Give a small description and if you would like to mention your goals/reasoning to creating the image. Please only Model Photography. I'll judge all aspects of the photo from equipment knowledge and usage, composition, composing, processing and logo design/placement (if any).
*Photographers and Models welcomed...
The following is the index of all posted critiques...
Photo Critique 1: Jason Grear of Shakesgrear Photography
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