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#101
Jul 25 2009 10:13pm
Quote (TheBlackRose66 @ Sat, 25 Jul 2009, 19:37)
It's not just the commenting for me...

The thing is, I'm feeling all the comments are becoming the same.
I feel I'm not learning anything, just being told stuff I already know. Which isn't helping me improve.

Not that I'm saying you aren't all "pros" it's just, I feel like to move on with my own personal goals in photography and get into NAIT I need
to continue and move up to something bigger, with more "professional" help, as in from professional photographers, who have been shooting for years and years, and that know
all the secrets and best spots.


I'll keep posting, but I just feel like I keep getting the same responses, if I get any at all. (My recent was like 28 views 0 comments.


You're the pro here, the one helping the newcomers like me...

Maybe we can't help you a lot with your phtos, but you can share so much and help the rest of us sooooo much!!!
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Jul 25 2009 10:23pm
Quote (MotherOfTwo @ Sat, Jul 25 2009, 09:13pm)
You're the pro here, the one helping the newcomers like me...

Maybe we can't help you a lot with your phtos, but you can share so much and help the rest of us sooooo much!!!


Quote (TheBlackRose66 @ Sat, Jul 25 2009, 04:37pm)
It's not just the commenting for me...

The thing is, I'm feeling all the comments are becoming the same.
I feel I'm not learning anything, just being told stuff I already know. Which isn't helping me improve.

Not that I'm saying you aren't all "pros" it's just, I feel like to move on with my own personal goals in photography and get into NAIT I need
to continue and move up to something bigger, with more "professional" help, as in from professional photographers, who have been shooting for years and years, and that know
all the secrets and best spots.


I'll keep posting, but I just feel like I keep getting the same responses, if I get any at all. (My recent was like 28 views 0 comments.


Yes,
I don't think I have gotten much feedback from you Spencer (Correct me if I'm wrong, but I beleive that's your name.).
But, when I do see you post feedback, it's usually very useful information.
A little something, that can help you in your shoot next time.

I too, am also sorry about not commenting on much of your stuff.
It's just that I don't really know what to say, it's usually amazing.
Take Care and Cheer Up,
~Donny
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#103
Jul 25 2009 11:09pm
Quote (Antisk8er @ Sun, Jul 26 2009, 04:23am)
Yes,
I don't think I have gotten much feedback from you Spencer (Correct me if I'm wrong, but I beleive that's your name.).
But, when I do see you post feedback, it's usually very useful information.
A little something, that can help you in your shoot next time.

I too, am also sorry about not commenting on much of your stuff.
It's just that I don't really know what to say, it's usually amazing.
Take Care and Cheer Up,
~Donny



Lol.
It seems like to came to this section during my vacation.
I'm usually on a lot, I have 2 stickies at the top, and try to comment on every thread I see.
I'm just really far from home now, alone without parents and on my crappy laptop, so it's hard.

+ Too many things going on atm to be on jsp right now.
girls, vacation, friends, etc.
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#104
Jul 25 2009 11:32pm
Quote (TheBlackRose66 @ Sat, Jul 25 2009, 05:37pm)
It's not just the commenting for me...

The thing is, I'm feeling all the comments are becoming the same.
I feel I'm not learning anything, just being told stuff I already know. Which isn't helping me improve.

Not that I'm saying you aren't all "pros" it's just, I feel like to move on with my own personal goals in photography and get into NAIT I need
to continue and move up to something bigger, with more "professional" help, as in from professional photographers, who have been shooting for years and years, and that know
all the secrets and best spots.


I'll keep posting, but I just feel like I keep getting the same responses, if I get any at all. (My recent was like 28 views 0 comments.


Imo I think you should move on to something like thephotoforum.com if you want to actually learn new things about the pictures you are taking (there are pros there). Don't get me wrong there's a lot here that do learn, but like Marie said maybe you just are "too good" for us noobs to even give you some proper C&C that you didn't already know...

There are hundreds and thousands of photographers that can help you out in that aspect and give you new ideas and help you learn. Here on d2jsp you're not gonna get that.

This post was edited by chantal7 on Jul 25 2009 11:33pm
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#105
Jul 26 2009 08:59am
Quote (chantal7 @ Sun, Jul 26 2009, 05:32am)
Imo I think you should move on to something like thephotoforum.com if you want to actually learn new things about the pictures you are taking (there are pros there). Don't get me wrong there's a lot here that do learn, but like Marie said maybe you just are "too good" for us noobs to even give you some proper C&C that you didn't already know...

There are hundreds and thousands of photographers that can help you out in that aspect and give you new ideas and help you learn. Here on d2jsp you're not gonna get that.


It's not that, and I don't find myself as "too good."
It's just it seems every post is the same, same feedback etc.

But I want to become pro, but I wont be able to by getting the same "epic photo" or something like that, that I often see:(
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#106
Jul 26 2009 09:00am
I just ate some McDonalds, I haven't had this fatty food in like years!!
Baahh, now I feel sick :'(
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Jul 26 2009 09:31am
Quote (TheBlackRose66 @ Sun, Jul 26 2009, 07:59am)
It's not that, and I don't find myself as "too good."
It's just it seems every post is the same, same feedback etc.

But I want to become pro, but I wont be able to by getting the same "epic photo" or something like that, that I often see:(


Yah all I ever really get is : I like #x or that one looks good"
Nothing ever Constructive, aside from Gabes (Nevereon) Comments.

And about McDonald's, Get Grilled chicken at any fast food restaurant.
It's the healthiest way to go.
Take Care,
~Donny

This post was edited by Antisk8er on Jul 26 2009 09:31am
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#108
Jul 26 2009 09:47am
Quote (Antisk8er @ Sun, Jul 26 2009, 03:31pm)
Yah all I ever really get is : I like #x or that one looks good"
Nothing ever Constructive, aside from Gabes (Nevereon) Comments.

And about McDonald's, Get Grilled chicken at any fast food restaurant.
It's the healthiest way to go.
Take Care,
~Donny


My mom's a nutritionist & I'm a Nutritionist Assistant ;)
Grilled chicken wrap from McD's is 330 Cals. and a whopping 810mg of Sodium (That's a LOT!)
Snack Wrap is only 310 cal and 790 mg Sod.
Grilled chicken sandwich is 260 Cals and a MASSIVE 1010 mg Sodium. (That's brutal.)

No matter where what fast food you get, it's always gonna be bad for you.

lol ;) McD's is nasty.


I wanna go take photos today perhaps.
I have another shoot now coming up with a different girl too!

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#109
Jul 26 2009 11:56am
Quote (TheBlackRose66 @ Sun, Jul 26 2009, 08:47am)
My mom's a nutritionist & I'm a Nutritionist Assistant ;)
Grilled chicken wrap from McD's is 330 Cals. and a whopping 810mg of Sodium (That's a LOT!)
Snack Wrap is only 310 cal and 790 mg Sod.
Grilled chicken sandwich is 260 Cals and a MASSIVE 1010 mg Sodium. (That's brutal.)

No matter where what fast food you get, it's always gonna be bad for you.

lol ;) McD's is nasty.


I wanna go take photos today perhaps.
I have another shoot now coming up with a different girl too!


Yah But what are the facts on the Big Mac?
Lol.

Anyways, I'm gonna take some photos today.
Probably going to another Lake.
Hopefully we can stay till sunset this time :D
Take Care,
~Donny
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#110
Jul 26 2009 04:42pm
Well hi guys i am i looker on this forum but recently been enjoying alittle more so i was wondering what would be a good camera to buy to start shooting photos i mean i see many comments about better flash and higher contrast or exposure along with a lot of ideas of lenses so i was wondering what would a good camera to buy i know i should be looking at 500~ or more so i mean dont hold back on vocab looking to learn but i would like some explanation would a cannon be nice starter? i would like something without options to expand and not just limit my self to starter gear if you will :)
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