And do I look at my pictures and struggle figuring out ways in which I could improve it? But where it truly shines and sets itself apart from other such sites is its forums. Don’t make it onto that sub.I spend 4-5 hours reading and watching videos a day. These are just things I wish I’d known in the first few months.I'm going to be blunt and say that you should never post any of your mediocre photos. It was only until 2007, two years before her death, that a collector discovered her undeveloped negatives. You probably don't need to post that)If your photo is blurry, you should probably avoid posting it.If your photo has poor lighting, you should probably avoid posting it.If your photo generally just has bad photography technique, you should probably avoid posting it.And please don't post similar photos from different angles. The forum is well designed and divided into categories like gear reviews, This week in Photo is the place to go for all the latest news, insights and scoops on photography events, gear and cameras.PopPhoto is buzzing with news on photography workshops, contest, and events. I learned about new legend photographers here. But two years compared to somebody elses two decades makes me comparatively green.Also, when I first started, I traded my camera for a motorbike in Vietnam and didn't replace it for about six months. It makes me cringe. Based on its reviews, this forum site also features a buying guide for photographers where it features recommendations on photography gear that it has tested.PopPhoto's photography forum is also pretty active and has a vibrant community posting every day.If you're struggling to keep yourself updated with the latest contests in competitions, then fret not. We ALL take blurry/out of focus/boring photos, but that doesn't mean we have to post them.Really great point and one I'm totally guilty of. THANK YOU!It's hard to come to terms that a picture just didn't pan out how you may have thought. The starting point for showcasing your images as a photographer is definitely your own A Photo community is a great place to generate exposure for your work and traffic for your photography website.
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Mostly documenting the places of Rajasthan state in India, Vietnam and Cuba, Rehann is right on course in showering all of us in the photography world with his impressive works.Best known for the photograph “The Afghan Girl”, Steve McCurry is more than a one-photo wonder. DPS features extremely active photography forums as well.DIY Photography started in 2016 to focus on providing expert advice and how-to articles written primarily on the topic of creating and fixing your photography gear. The image should be linked within the text of the self-post and be used in support of an overall topic/question rather than the focus of the post. Posting images is only allowed as self-post, using the photo as an example for the discussion, or to ask a photography-related question. Even after Maier’s death in 2009, her eccentric style of street photography continues to grow into legend.Widely known for her unique style of photojournalism, portrait photography and documenting people, Mary Ellen Mark was once praised by The current Facebook generation might know Annie as the photographer who shot the Vanity Fair cover photographs of Caitlyn Jenner, but for photography enthusiasts Leibovitz have blazed through a legendary career by producing a long list of iconic images. But seriously, control the temptation to post every single photo you take. I figure it could make some kind of geometric sense in that regard.New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast/r/photography is a place to politely discuss the tools, technique and culture of photography. My personal favorite is Vic Stah Milien (current name he works under as of today)I agree Vic Stah Milien aka Artist By Day Villain By Night aka AllenArt aka Vicsta and so many more is the strangest artist in modern times. Railroadforums.com is a free online Railroad Discussion Forum and Railroad Photo Gallery for railroaders, railfans, model railroaders and anyone else who is interested in railroads. This is not learning good composition. Just because it is easy to post from a mobile phone doesn't mean to say that you should!wow this was exactly what I needed. IG has emerged as the playground for many successful photographers. He is like the wind, felt but never seen. After two years of tinkering around with DSLR photography, I believe that I may have passed an important milestone and successfully made the transition from amateur to enthusiast.
I take a lot of pictures that I throw away and some of my best pictures have required more work than I would like in lightroom.I will call myself a good photographer when I can go to a site with a vision, find a subject and capture my vision on that lcd display within 3-4 tries every time. I think he is in his mid-40s but still skates a lot!