View Full Version : New To All of This But Have Something To offer
lookingforamodel?
07-06-2006, 07:58 PM
Hey all, I am new to Zilvia, more like fresh meat, but I do have something to offer. I am a newer photographer looking for all makes and models of cars or trucks to shoot so I may enhance my ever growing profile. I am truly in love with 350 Z’s and would melt if I could have the chance to take pictures! So here is my offer, for $25 you can have 48 shots taken of your car or truck and I will process the photos onto a CD for your viewing and printing pleasures, along with a copyright release! So if you are interested call me and we can set something up. *edit* kAyLa I live in Lakewood Colorado but do travel in the Colorado area. I am also including some of my favorites so far! Check them out and even let me know what you think!
:newbie: kAyLa
http://w34.photobucket.com/widgets/dynamicflash.php?featuretype=bucketshow&featurename=KRPhotography&pa=/d144/Chicken_Good/
Team Rootbeer
07-06-2006, 08:16 PM
i dont think i would have picked a slideshow with compressed versions of my pictures to show off my talent behind the lense.......
i would be pissed if i spent 25bucks on a photoshoot, and the night pics had bad lighting.....
lookingforamodel?
07-06-2006, 08:25 PM
Well my pics would not load other wise if you click on them however you can see the whole photo! And the night photos were shot on a whim. I didn't even get paid to shoot those I just love to take pictures. Thanks for the comments! Oh and if you know how to put them on my post let me know!
P4rD0nM3
07-06-2006, 08:59 PM
Then why are you going to show photos that have been shot for free?
lookingforamodel?
07-06-2006, 09:08 PM
Then why are you going to show photos that have been shot for free?
I am sowing the Blue Subie "Free" because the one time I didn't charge and was shooting off some photos I fell in love with the shot of the passenger side up against the garage door and loved the look. But like I said $25 for 48 shots comes out to like .50 or so cents a shot. So it makes for great practice and I charge now so I can cover developing costs! But hey like I said I am new and trying to get my name out there what not a better way then to charge cheap, have happy customers, and maybe even pick up some new ideas along the way!
Phlip
07-06-2006, 09:21 PM
I edited your phone number from the first post, this was done because it is not the greatest of ideas to release such information in such a public area of the forum. Exhange PM/IM and establish that your number is necessary, that way you won't receive calls from hungry drunken Zilvians at 4am.
blackflag_Rms13
07-06-2006, 09:23 PM
Image's are like this **Insert URL of Photo here** or just click the little picture button(the little mountain) and enter the URL...
ramblux
07-06-2006, 10:00 PM
If you are as you say, a "newer photographer", you shouldn't charge anything. You'd be better off just swapping your time for the time of the car owner. ESPECIALLY since you're trying to build a portfolio. Remember that they're doing you a favor as much as you're doing them a favor.
As far as criticism (and please take it as constructive as I've been doing this a LONG time): your composition is off on each of the images, and lighting is way off on the night shots. My suggestion is to get a tripod and ditch the flash, opting instead for a longer exposure. I've taken night exposures that were almost an hour long depending on the situation and the desired effect.
Shoot as much as you can every day. You'll start to pick up on all the little stuff that will make your photos great.
breakindrifts
07-07-2006, 03:44 AM
Do all your night pictures come out like that? Im not a pro, but the wrx shots arent worth paying for.
Kn1ves
07-07-2006, 04:00 AM
... Better quality camera
... anti-aliasing on watermark
... better lighting for night pictures (actual lights?)
shouldnt this be on local forums?
CO240
07-07-2006, 03:07 PM
We have to realize that she is still NEW to photography... and the WRX shots were not planned what so ever (as stated in her post ). So perhaps rather than being dick asses about the shots of a, again, NEW photographer, try passing on YOUR knowledge of photography, what has worked/not worked with what youve done.Maybe some tips on lighting. Granted charging people may not be the best of ideas but, it doesnt hurt to try and save yourself a bit of money.
exitspeed
07-07-2006, 03:28 PM
We have to realize that she is still NEW to photography... and the WRX shots were not planned what so ever (as stated in her post ). So perhaps rather than being dick asses about the shots of a, again, NEW photographer, try passing on YOUR knowledge of photography, what has worked/not worked with what youve done.Maybe some tips on lighting. Granted charging people may not be the best of ideas but, it doesnt hurt to try and save yourself a bit of money.
So far these comments have been made...
... Better quality camera
... anti-aliasing on watermark
... better lighting for night pictures (actual lights?)
your composition is off on each of the images, and lighting is way off on the night shots. My suggestion is to get a tripod and ditch the flash, opting instead for a longer exposure. I've taken night exposures that were almost an hour long depending on the situation and the desired effect.
Shoot as much as you can every day. You'll start to pick up on all the little stuff that will make your photos great.
Image's are like this **Insert URL of Photo here** or just click the little picture button(the little mountain) and enter the URL...
That all sounds like good advice and tips if you ask me. :ugh:
CO240
07-07-2006, 11:31 PM
That all sounds like good advice and tips if you ask me. :ugh:
True... dont forget...
Do all your night pictures come out like that? Im not a pro, but the wrx shots arent worth paying for.
i would be pissed if i spent 25bucks on a photoshoot, and the night pics had bad lighting
Not everyone had good advice and tips....:ugh:
exitspeed
07-08-2006, 12:07 PM
True... dont forget...
Not everyone had good advice and tips....:ugh:
Touche :coolugh:
theicecreamdan
07-08-2006, 12:30 PM
this is the internet... you should ALWAYS expect both
ramblux
07-08-2006, 10:00 PM
Okay, here are some examples of mine that I dug up.
*None of these were taken with a flash* In fact, they were ALL taken after the sun had disappeared, and all of them at 200ISO (the lowest my digi Nikon will go).
A tripod makes a flash almost completely useless for still shots if you know your camera, even in pitch black situations. Hope this offsets the negative posts, and feel free to ask any questions.
http://images5.theimagehosting.com/4ag1.jpg
http://images5.theimagehosting.com/kaazeng1.jpg
http://images5.theimagehosting.com/naoki1.jpg
http://images5.theimagehosting.com/naoki2.jpg
lookingforamodel?
07-10-2006, 01:44 PM
Thanks to everyone who posted a comment... I am going to rather than charge for the shoot I am going to charge for the CD. $5 for the CD and thats all it costs to have 48 shots of your car! So if anyone is still interested PM me.
koukidough
07-10-2006, 02:08 PM
My $300 camera does the exact same thing
ramblux
07-10-2006, 03:01 PM
My $300 camera does the exact same thing
As what?
that darned there message length
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