Need feedback to improve skills.

[geowulf]

I just first want to say that I only have a 2MP camera and (borrowing the words from the infamous william hung)
no "formal training".
These are photos that launched me into glamour photography as well as a serious look into portraiture.
Any tips, advice, rants or sarcasm [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] is welcome. I am especially looking for info on POSING and LIGHTING.

Composition tips are certainly welcome but I figure a lot of that will come as I get an "eye for it".

[762NATO]

I ain't going to knock what you've done thus far, especially not until I get home and generate some postables of my own. If you're having that good a time and getting that good results with a piece of crap camera, I'd suggest going and renting something you might be in the market for and shoot, shoot, shoot. For the expanded capabilities, I think you'd blow yourself away. Welcome by the way! George

[DarkLeather]

Alright, another 2MP guy! Welcome to the bottom of the food chain; I was afraid nobody else was ever going to cop to being down here with me! You keep hearing people say that it's not the camera, it's the photographer, but nobody does anything about it...
Nice work; the last one especially.

Here's one of my 2MPs...

--Sam

[mhickey]

Greg
You have shown that you have an eye for beauty and the ability to attract a lovely model, key first steps.
#1 - I like it because it is as if you caught her in a moment. The strap carries me to her eyes. I would have preferred to see either a ittle more or none of her left eye, but that's just me.
#2 - I understand the challenges of on camera flash so no comment on the hotspots on the tile. Her pose is awkward to me but I suspect she is new to this. I would have cropped tighter.
#3 Great concept especially as we can see through the fabric and yet the white is not blown out. Here again I would have cropped tighter, but I still see it as your best.

Keep shootin' and thanks for being a part of GG.

Oh yeh an image.


Mike