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My Photos


Here's some of my photos I finally got around to organizing online:
braintransplants.com

I used a Canon 20D with a Tamron F2.8 28-75 for most of them.

-Ausaf
 

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Login to find out (March 4, 2006 at 7:14pm)
Hi there,

I taught a few photo classes (university level) and done a few pro shoots (assistant photographer for fashion shoots) so I can give you some pretty good feedback. I can't really critic them completely without seeing some PSD files, but I can give you some basic feedback. Some of your car shots are pretty good, especially the benz one with the building reflection, but I notice that in some of your photos, I can see your reflection...thats a big no no. You also should invest in light reflectors as some parts of the car are brighter than others...if your goal is to do ad photography. You also have a pretty good one of the birds, but the sun is drawing my eye away from the subject, it's not something you can just burn out. Your sky shots are ok, but they show no real distinction, meaning that theres no real subject. Did you use a polarizer on these?

Theres never a perfect shot, but its the little tweaks that can be done in order to get a decent shot to look perfect with as little post development minipulation as possible (Photoshop). Invest in a better lenses and polarizers and I'm sure you'll see the difference.
 
Login to find out (February 10, 2006 at 9:07am)
nice joshua tree against the pale blue sky - i'm still looking for one that's very similar to the one on the cover of u2 album. but, i highly doubt i'll find one sitting here in chicago...i need to get out of the midwest.
 
Login to find out (February 3, 2006 at 11:28am)
Yes they're mostly snapshots and with almost no post-processing. I thought the supermarket shot was out of focus.