Hi everyone! I have 2 blogs that have my photography on them and I am looking for some feedback on my skills. Of course i am bias haha so I would like to know what other skilled photographers think of my stuff. I appreciate everything and anything you can give to me! my project 365 is www.jacey365project.blogspot.com and my photography blog is www.jaceyautumnphotography.blogspot.com THANK YOU SO MUCH
Here are my tips as a tech guy and a web developer for www.jaceyautumnphotography.blogspot.com:
1) Brake it up into sections. The introduction is good, but multiple pages would really make it better. The one for the Scarecrow is good, although your introduction shouldn't be on every page. I am not sure how much freedom you have on blogspot to do this.
2) Be selective. You have some very good shots, and the small amount of "standard" shots take away from the good ones (Compare DSC_0795.jpg with DSC_0778.jpg).
3) Make your signature smaller. In some of the pictures it destroys the feeling (See DSC_0637.jpg). Donald Harper has a good one, or you could do more of a watermark.
4) Give your pictures a title. It will give context and added feeling to them.
5) Dog butts? :D
Apart from that it looks really good.
Jonathan
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1) Brake it up into sections. The introduction is good, but multiple pages would really make it better. The one for the Scarecrow is good, although your introduction shouldn't be on every page. I am not sure how much freedom you have on blogspot to do this.
2) Be selective. You have some very good shots, and the small amount of "standard" shots take away from the good ones (Compare DSC_0795.jpg with DSC_0778.jpg).
3) Make your signature smaller. In some of the pictures it destroys the feeling (See DSC_0637.jpg). Donald Harper has a good one, or you could do more of a watermark.
4) Give your pictures a title. It will give context and added feeling to them.
5) Dog butts? :D
Apart from that it looks really good.
Jonathan