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Sep 9 •
Ideas to make this place better
- Giveaways (to the people who invite the most people to this little party we're having) - Courses (all the stuff you'd normally pay for, but for free) - Work-alongs (Remote work is lonely sometimes, let's do it together!) What else?
2 likes • Sep 10
@Nick Stacy I'd say the difference is how you're welcomed into a community and how easy it is to join. Anyone on Skool can find this community by typing "photo" or "photographers" in the "discover communities" section, so it's quite easy to find right ? Inviting is interesting too because it means you get more diverse answers and maybe more qualified people. Both are interesting but if those people don't interact then it's useless to the community you see what I mean ?
1 like • 29d
Just thought about that. You could add a marketplace for photographers or a place where people can give their stuff when they don't need it. It can be an exchange place where people can host people who travel or exchange their houses for a short period.
Sep 9 •
Hey Everyone!
My name is Meg Jones and I am a newer photographer! I am a life long learner and excited to read everyone’s posts and learn from the wins and challenges of photography that you share! I love photographing people specifically, but I fell in love with landscapes on a trip out west! Excited to connect and learn more! Would love to see posts on making posing feel natural while adjusting settings!
0 likes • 29d
your post is very alive aha if you don't find posing tips here, let me know. I just shared some
Sep 3 •
What's your favorite picture.
I would love to see the work of the people in this community. What's the image you're the most proud of? Post it in the comments and add "I would love feedback" if you're open to productive criticism.
2 likes • Sep 9
@Caroline Bryson Oh groovy. Maybe if you mask her, you can make her pop, especially her head. At the moment, the attention is being distracted by the higher contrast just bellow
0 likes • Sep 9
@Caroline Bryson aha that's so much better already. I think it's mostly the waist part that is very bright that contrast with the dark wood. If you manage to take care of this part then the attention will naturally go towards the head. Great shot anyway
Sep 7 •
Finally Getting into Film
I'm finally giving in.... where should I start? Camera, best practices, mistakes you've made - I wanna hear it all! I haven't touched film since high school.
1 like • Sep 8
Don't be too scared of expired film, my friend only shoot with them and it gives his images a very unique look
1 like • Sep 9
@Laurel Stacy yes very interesting to understand how film rolls affect your images
Sep 5 •
Feedback, does it help?
When I managed a photography group I commented that to provide feedback you needed the intent of the photo, MattK says it the why. What did you want to accomplish? Many attendees told my NO! The photo should stand on it's own. Before I was the group manager/chairman an experienced, when viewed my photo, commented "you used the wrong shutter speed" because the face was sharp, a little soft at a foot and one hand and the pickleball was blured going away from the paddle. I informed that was the intent. The why. For me to provide feedback/critique I want to know the why. What is your experience of giving and receiving feedback?
2 likes • Sep 8
I often feel like there's techniques where you should either try to go all in or not use it for example the movement blur. When it's just a slight blur, it often feels like something that wasn't done on purpose . Since your image will most probably be seen by people who can't put themselves into your shoes, you have two options. First one is to make it so that it's obvious that it was done on purpose. Second is to put in a series of shots where people can immerse themselves in your story and understand where you come from.
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