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Artist // Professional // Photography
- July 9
- United States
- Deviant for 17 years
- www.facebook.com/fawlsphoto
- He / Him
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With over twenty-five years experience as an amateur 35mm film photographer, in 2003 I made the (surprisingly traumatic) move to digital and have been steadily adding to my portfolio since then.
I have been successful selling stock commercial images through iStockphoto. Shutterstock, Crestock and other prominent on-line stock photo sites since 2004. I use DeviantArt to showcase my more artistic photos and digital artwork.
I'm always open to constructive criticism, so please feel free to comment on anything I post, particularly if you can help me improve.
I have been successful selling stock commercial images through iStockphoto. Shutterstock, Crestock and other prominent on-line stock photo sites since 2004. I use DeviantArt to showcase my more artistic photos and digital artwork.
I'm always open to constructive criticism, so please feel free to comment on anything I post, particularly if you can help me improve.
Tools of the Trade
Digital SLR camera, lenses, Photoshop and a computer.
Other Interests
Photography and Photoshop
Just a short note...
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'cause I'm really tired of looking at the same image every time I log in to DA. :)
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Happy Saint Patrick's Day!
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Five tips for taking better photos
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In honor of a friend who recently (finally!) purchased a decent digital camera, here are five simple suggestions that I have found helped greatly improve my images that work with digital, film or even phone cameras:
1. FOCUS. Make sure your image is properly focused; with the area you want the viewer to notice in clear focus. If it's not, re-shoot. Few things are more distracting than an out-of-focus image or a photo with the focus on the "wrong" subject. If your subject has eyes, focus on their eyes (or at least one eye - preferably the one closest to you).
2. WATCH THE BACKGROUNDS. Be aware of what's behind and around the main subject of
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