I got to do my first photo shoot....

[Tri Danimal]

I got to do my first photoshoot and it happened to be an underwater photoshoot. Please take a look and let me know what you think, as always Constructive Critisim is appreciated.

Imgur folder

my favorite photo from the shoot

[Shadowman]

Not seeing an image.

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I clicked on the folder and it opend right up for me. Liked the series and the first shot in particuular. .

[Manfred M]

Daniel - if you want comments, you are going to have to find a way of showing your images on this site, rather than using a link that people have to follow to external images. Most viewer will simply not bother.

Likewise I would suggest showing a limited number of images (10 is usually way too many) so that people have a more reasonable number to comment on. I have opened the link and some of the images are okay while others don't work all that well for me. As a former scuba diver, I can relate the the issues you likely faced in taking these shots. The water and the pool do add some challenging elements in focal length, framing, colour correction, etc. You probably had fun trying to do these, but as a whole, they really don't work for me all that well from a purely photographic viewpoint.

Also, be very careful when using a signature / logo on the shots, this should never become a significant compositional element in your images.

[Shadowman]

Not seeing an image.

Didn't see the folder first time, nice series, that last image is a bit unsettling.

[Tri Danimal]

Also, be very careful when using a signature / logo on the shots, this should never become a significant compositional element in your images.

I understand what you are saying however, when I send the photos to the client I make the logo much smaller. I understand my photos are "not that good" just yet but I still like to keep my logo large for online sharing. I also understand it is pretty easy to remove if someone wants my photos they can easily remove my logo.

Also, I always add the logo as the last step and add it where it fits in the photo.

[Tri Danimal]

Didn't see the folder first time, nice series, that last image is a bit unsettling.

That image is what happens when you half-way submerge the camera lens, the water magnifies your subject by about 33%. Google image "Underwater Spit Shots"