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So, for how my lifestyle is, I can’t do much photography because of time and location, BUT, when I do photography, I have done it long enough (And learned a lot from James) That I am decent, my cousin thinks it is amazing for what I can do, and so he asked me to teach him everything I know. So he picked me up from my house and headed down to a boat dock nearby, but idk why he had us go there because no boats were out, and that’s not why he wanted to go there. So I had time to teach him all the technical stuff, how to use a camera, ETC. Well, now that I am getting to the reason of this post… he learned fast, but we had short time, then I found a cool little spot behind the fencing, so we went back there, and we did some more serious shots. We both took a few pictures of each other with each others camera so we both got to use both cameras (I hope that makes sense). Here are the photos! (Took me long enough right?) These are mainly all of him because I wanted to share mine (Not that his are bad) because I would like feedback on my photos 🙂
That’s so great that you were able to go out and take pictures with your cousin, Jake! Could you try resizing the photos to a smaller size, and then upload them again?
If you’re not sure how to do that, this forum thread might be a help.
That’s so great that you were able to go out and take pictures with your cousin, Jake! Could you try resizing the photos to a smaller size, and then upload them again?
If you’re not sure how to do that, this forum thread might be a help.
Yay, glad the photos came through this time, @racedude8!
That looks like a pretty nice location for taking pictures! And sounds like it was a great time with your cousin.
One thing that I notice compositionally, is that the subject is placed in the center of the frame in each photo. It would be good to think about varying that up a bit – even just starting with placing the subject on the right third or the left third of the photo. I do like the way that you included framing elements in the first two photos! Keep your eye open for things like that which you can use as framing elements!
If you join the webinar tomorrow night, James might be able to offer some critique on your photos there as well!
@racedude8, not sure if you were able to join the recent webinar, but here’s the replay if you’d like to listen to James’ comments on your photos!
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