The artist in thee
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I dislike my drawn work, it doesn't look good at all, so, I will compensate with my photography.
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The artist in me?
I'm a photographer, but I don't publish my work on the Net.
I'm also a great Film editor and Camera Man.
I'm a photographer, but I don't publish my work on the Net.
I'm also a great Film editor and Camera Man.
Thank you. Have you read the story (in progress) [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/jump/18.110578.3413768] that that picture goes to yet?Portal Maniac said:
And for another example of SRS BZNS that I'm pretty sure you may or may not have seen before:
I've only just started getting interested in photography, so some criticism/feedback would be great. =]
These are probably my favourites so far:
What do you think?
I know they're not great, but I think it's a start at least.
These are probably my favourites so far:
What do you think?
I know they're not great, but I think it's a start at least.
I loved the second one, it took me a while to realize it was a streetlight.DuplicateValue said:I've only just started getting interested in photography, so some criticism/feedback would be great. =]
These are probably my favourites so far:
What do you think?
I know they're not great, but I think it's a start at least.
The first and third seemed a bit cliched, though. The whole sunrise/sunset thing's been done by about everyone. (I dunno why.) Maybe try adding a unique perspective into the sunrise/sunset?
Perspective is kinda wonky, and that hall is eerily long. In some cases it adds to the atmosphere, but in places like the stove it looks a bit off. Good work though. Your work with facial expression is amazing, especially with "Get Out".SharPhoe said:And for another example of SRS BZNS that I'm pretty sure you may or may not have seen before:
The only minor issue I can see with the second one is that the way he's walking looks a bit awkward. Maybe it's just that white line that's shooting out behind the foot which makes it look like his pattern of walking defies physics. Nice drawings as always, though.Archemetis said:I did some Chapter covers for my more story-based comic today.
Berethond is right. The second one is the most interesting. The other two are nice photos, but the silhouette at dawn/dusk has been done to death in photography. If you can find a way to make it your own, go ahead and do it, I just find them less interesting than the middle photo.DuplicateValue said:I've only just started getting interested in photography, so some criticism/feedback would be great. =]
These are probably my favourites so far:
What do you think?
I know they're not great, but I think it's a start at least.
It's a big house. >__>Fightgarr said:
Okay, perspective is definitely still high up on my list of weaknesses. I'd've left the stove out, but it was kinda important for people to see that it was there and on.
...You can tell it's supposed to be on and emanating gas, right?
And thanks, I'm very happy with how that one turned out. More than anything else, I wanted to get across how serious the subject was without people stopping to think "awww, tha widdul pink thingeez ar so keYOOOOOT".
High-exposure photos of faces. Cliched silhouettes. There aren't very many pictures of powerlines that I've seen recently that have ever interested me. I dunno, I'm not photographer, I just know what I like. Talk to Diagonal Horizontality (sp?) or Pi Fighter or... shit I'm forgetting all the photographers now that it's actually relevant.SharPhoe said:
[HEADING=1]Quick note to new posters:[/HEADING]
If you're posting here, I'd prefer you were either contributing material to the thread or providing comments and crits (C&C). Obviously I'm not a mod or ruler of the thread or anything, but as an active member of the Escapist artist community, I find it annoying when we get posts like this:
or, to a much lesser degree, this...
Sorry then. Could you at least keep the names out. Somewhat humiliating. Anyways. I shoot whatever fancies my interests barring nudes. I'm in the woods a lot so I have plenty of panoramas. I borrow my Dad's 40D when I'm birding. A 400m lens serves well for the purpose. And yeah, keep away from cliches and mess around with settings.Fightgarr said:
I've written a couple songs. Here's my latest. Note: The first part is the chorus.
Just a question to anyone... When the hell did poetry stop rhyming? I read couple in this thread, it annoys me.
Every night I weep
Because I cannot get to sleep
So I'm forced to think about you
And there's nothing I can do
I wish I were with you...
I'm forced to see you everyday
And I can't find the words to say
It's as easy as I love you
But I still can't seem to
Be, what you want
What you need to see
Chorus
I hate being so shy
Although I come off wishing to die
I think about you
And all the things I've yet to do
It's not my time
You're my eternal sign
Chorus x2
Everynight I weep
Because I cannot get to sleep
No, that's not true
It's because I love you.
Because I cannot get to sleep
So I'm forced to think about you
And there's nothing I can do
I wish I were with you...
I'm forced to see you everyday
And I can't find the words to say
It's as easy as I love you
But I still can't seem to
Be, what you want
What you need to see
Chorus
I hate being so shy
Although I come off wishing to die
I think about you
And all the things I've yet to do
It's not my time
You're my eternal sign
Chorus x2
Everynight I weep
Because I cannot get to sleep
No, that's not true
It's because I love you.
Just a question to anyone... When the hell did poetry stop rhyming? I read couple in this thread, it annoys me.
Names removed from my post. You can edit your quote of me to eliminate the names in that one. Look, I know I was being a bit of an asshole. That post just happened to be on the page. The reason I singled out that post is because its the kind of post we get pretty frequently, where its something where someone could contribute given that they have artistic talents, but don't. Look, I understand the whole 'not sharing on the internet' thing. I have never put up any of my actual drawings or paintings on the net because I feel that there is something lost in the translation from one medium to another. I do, however, have a lot of time spent doing digital painting, which is why I contribute those. But even if I didn't, I would still probably be commenting and critiquing others' work. To clarify: The reason I singled you out is because I am interested in what you have to contribute to the thread, you just didn't in that post. I'm sorry that I come off as an elitist here, I just really care about this thread.Halaxis said: