2. - If you can, hook up your camera directly to your computer (or, for extra-fancy bonus points, your TV) so you can see your pictures come up as you take ‘em. It’s a lot easier to iterate and to make gradual improvements to your photos that way.
3. - Use a tripod. Seriously. While it’s possible to get good photos while you’re hanging on to your camera at arms-length, it’s a lot easier if you’ve got the freedom to move around a bit.
I like this environmental portrait because of the balance created by the birds in the background. It also has a really cool background with the mountains.
This is a good environmental portrait because the lighting is cool and the sky looks amazing.
I really like this self portrait because the effect the photographer used to make it look like hes a ghost or something.
In this picture, i like the technique that the photographer used and reminds me of that self portrait that M.C. Escher drew of his reflection on the mirror-like ball.
This is a good portrait of this guy because obviously he likes donuts and hes in a picture with what he loves.
This here is good portrait of Grant Hill because he's got the city behind him
In my portrait, i plan on getting a cool shot of me and my guitar. I don't know who I'll shoot or who will shoot me but i know what i want my portrait to be of
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