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hello all! these are all pictures i took with a b&w 35mm camera during my first photo class. i dont have any digital photos so far cause i just recently got a digital slr a couple of weeks ago. anyway, just wanted to get your opinions on my beginner photos. i am new to this forum so lets see if i can get the pictures to show up...
Last edited by fowler_966; 02-29-2008 at 07:08 PM..
Reason: pictures didnt show up
ugh. well that figures. they arent showing up on my computer. they are just little blue squares with question marks in them...what does that mean? can anyone else see them?
so a little about the pictures...the first one(sorry its so big by the way) was taken at venice beach, ca. i played around with text on this one (schumann's resonance is the name of my brother's band). for the fashion pictures, i cant remember what film speed i used but i was going for a grainy look for most of them. i also experimented with flash for the first time on a couple of them. i dont know how well you can see any of this. i took these photos straight from my photobucket account :/
For me, #3 and #8 are my favorites. Very well captured and framed. #1 would have been great if not for the glare over the head of the person on the right. The other photos the models seem to be in weird poses. Very unnatural looking.
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