Thank you! I try to keep the "shopping" to a minimum. I went to film school and I'm a big believer for doing things "in camera". Truth is it saves you a lot of time and forces you to actually work on your craft. So many photographers just spray and pray and it's sad because it never forces them to learn and achieve their potential.
I barely touch photoshop (i'm not a professional by a long shot I just love capturing things as I see them). I find so many of the finer more interesting details get lost, i know so many photographers who would have erased the natural creases by her ankle which just makes your work all the more refreshing.
Thank you! I try to keep the "shopping" to a minimum. I went to film school and I'm a big believer for doing things "in camera". Truth is it saves you a lot of time and forces you to actually work on your craft. So many photographers just spray and pray and it's sad because it never forces them to learn and achieve their potential.
I barely touch photoshop (i'm not a professional by a long shot I just love capturing things as I see them). I find so many of the finer more interesting details get lost, i know so many photographers who would have erased the natural creases by her ankle which just makes your work all the more refreshing.
Yeah i hate that. I tend to mostly play woth contrast and colors, but not details.