Hawkins
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- Jun 11, 2022
What's up guys.
If you've been following my recent posts I've set myself the goal of getting damn serious about getting some good Tinder pics over the next month. I posted my first photo shoot earlier this week and got some great feedback so here's round 2. I took a fuck ton of photos with a tripod and a remote shutter trigger. I was trying to recreate photos of guys that I've seen and admired, and have been recommended places like Andy's Tinder guide. I am still an absolute novice with a camera, have no clue how to pose, and am very much learning and a work in progress. That said, I'm encouraged that out of the nearly 700 photos (yes I counted) I took today, I managed to turn out these, which I think are good for a beginner. As you can see, I decided to experiment with some filters and minor photo editing (adjusting brightness, exposure, contrast, etc.) Let me know if this is a good idea or not, and whether I've done it poorly or well.
There are 3 sets here, the headshots, the walking shots, and the seated shots. The headshots were taken in my apartment by hanging a blanket from a wall for a background and moving a lamp. The other two were taken outdoors on my college campus.
As always, feedback is appreciated. Help me make the next month turn out some damn good photos!
Thanks Guys.
If you've been following my recent posts I've set myself the goal of getting damn serious about getting some good Tinder pics over the next month. I posted my first photo shoot earlier this week and got some great feedback so here's round 2. I took a fuck ton of photos with a tripod and a remote shutter trigger. I was trying to recreate photos of guys that I've seen and admired, and have been recommended places like Andy's Tinder guide. I am still an absolute novice with a camera, have no clue how to pose, and am very much learning and a work in progress. That said, I'm encouraged that out of the nearly 700 photos (yes I counted) I took today, I managed to turn out these, which I think are good for a beginner. As you can see, I decided to experiment with some filters and minor photo editing (adjusting brightness, exposure, contrast, etc.) Let me know if this is a good idea or not, and whether I've done it poorly or well.
There are 3 sets here, the headshots, the walking shots, and the seated shots. The headshots were taken in my apartment by hanging a blanket from a wall for a background and moving a lamp. The other two were taken outdoors on my college campus.
As always, feedback is appreciated. Help me make the next month turn out some damn good photos!
Thanks Guys.