Honestly, I more often feel moved to give advice than take it, but recently a photographer (the incomparably nice and talented Kyle Cassidy) I admire wrote an excellent list of suggestions for those aiming to become serious/professional about their photographic work. While my aims do not ever include making a living through photography, I do want to constantly and consistently improve.
One piece of advice struck me as really interesting.
"4) Make a portfolio of your 12 best photos. these can be 4x6 1 hour prints. Every month try and replace at least one of these with a better photo. Do this for the rest of your life."*
So, I'm now sharing my first portfolio of my twelve best.
The goal is to be able to replace one of these with a photo I like more by July 16th.
*for those that are interested. Here's a link to the rest of his good advice.
Wiggy!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea and the concept behind it of continuing to challenge oneself. Particularly love the photo of Sarah Noe.
ReplyDeleteI am curious what your thinking was about including #6.
ReplyDelete@Ninniane- I really like where the sharpest focus falls, and the hyperspecificity of it. The warm colors and non square shapes also please me. I hope you make a 12 best, I think you could do a great one.
ReplyDeleteThese are all wonderful. The picture of Rebecca prompted a delighted and surprised sound.
ReplyDeleteThey are absolutely wonderful!
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