Ok I Know this is not camera related but I juat want to know what people think of my work and I own a Nikon D5100 Nikon 35 1.8 Nikon 18-55 Sigma 70-300 4-5.6
@ kiekie, overall your photos look good but as opinions will vary from individual to individual, it pretty much has to be left there without speaking about each individual image. A good recommendation as you progress deeper into photography is to try to target certain genres that interest you most and build a small catalog with several photos in those genres. Once you do that, then process them in your favorite manor so that photos in each genre has a look that suites your vision. Then you will probably get more global constructive opinions on the look of your ... say...lanadscpes, or portraits, or street photography, or black & whites, etc.
A good exercise is to research and target a few well established photographers and look at their Flickr photostreams or websites to see the similarities and differences from photo to photo.
Some that I constantly look at are: Joel Grimes: composites and portrait processing. Joel Tjintjelaar: black & whites and landscapes. Emily Soto: her trademark potrait processing. Plus several street photographers on Flickr -- many street photographers will only present their work in B&W to remove the distraction of color.
You seem to be headed down a very creative and visionary path with what you have there so far. Keep it up.
Nikon D7100; AF-S DX 35mm f1.8; AF-S DX Macro 40mm f2.8; AF-S DX 18-200mm VRII; SB-700 Speed Light and a bunch of other not very noteworthy stuff......
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A good exercise is to research and target a few well established photographers and look at their Flickr photostreams or websites to see the similarities and differences from photo to photo.
Some that I constantly look at are:
Joel Grimes: composites and portrait processing.
Joel Tjintjelaar: black & whites and landscapes.
Emily Soto: her trademark potrait processing.
Plus several street photographers on Flickr -- many street photographers will only present their work in B&W to remove the distraction of color.
You seem to be headed down a very creative and visionary path with what you have there so far. Keep it up.
Other than that I see some images on your Flickr account which are very nice.