I love these shots! These are all really really good. And one thing to remember: if a critique is very detailed and very "nit-picky" that means the work is so good they HAVE to be super detailed and "nit-picky" to find anything to critique! Think of it like polishing metal - you start with really course sandpaper and work through finer and finer grit, and then use polishing compound to make it shine... and all these pictures are pretty awesome. A dab of polishing compound is all that's needed!
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
Basically, when you got your technical part of knowledge, then you will for sure find your style. As people say, first learn rules so you can break them if you wish.
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
What's really cool to me is how you can instantly tweak two or three settings on the edit and make the image look better. Not just a little better, but more professional as well. It's a testament to the importance of training your eyes and the experience you have.
I’ve been doing photography on and off now I’m trying to do this everyday. I’m even trying everything and overcoming my fear of freaking out people asking for portraits. Very true on years to learn. Now I need to balance out iso to low light.
@@Mike_to_the_k Street photography is better if they don't know you have taken a photograph they will start posing if you ask people and that's not street photography, it should be done candidly.
That young man has a lot of really good photos and he's only going to get better. I'm an old film guy myself and I think your comment about improving faster because of digital was spot on. I did notice that all images were verticals and thought that some would be improved compositionally by being horizontal otherwise great job and good video.
Thank you for this video Jared . I’m a beginner and I love learning from these critique videos. I like how you explain things without getting to complicated where I can understand. Phenomenal video.
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
I’m on board with Jared. Very good stuff. Technically, sound. Keep trying new things and see what you end up gravitating toward. The stuff you really care about will always shine. The thing I took from this that I often forget is when I take a photo, I know what the subject matter is or what I am focusing on. I have to take a second and all, “am I feeling tell a story with this photo.” Great stuff!!!
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
I like trash talk people most of the time, but I really enjoy your videos and the way you do it. You are very informative and entertaining. Keep on rocking bro! 🔥🔥
For location information, the first photo is downtown Montreal taken from the mountain, further down Montreal metro station is Côte-Vertu, the old warehouse is along the Lachine Canal bike path and is better know as the former Canada Malting Company. A few others are from Montréal as well.
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
Thanks for the critique, Jared. I’ve said so many times how great they are and today makes one more. As for Isaac, these may very well be the best photos that I’ve seen in just about any photo critique you’ve ever done. He has real talent. He lets his EOS RP work for him. Smart.
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
At 3:10 you said, that you liked, that he put the eye above the line. Why is that? Wouldn‘t be the rule of third more like „put the eye ON the line“, not above?
They are probably thinking a "style" in the context of the images being well composed. Interesting subject matter and a good composition are not what give you a style. It is part of your artistic eye, but it is not the main driving force behind your style. Specific types of photography is what will define your style. It is also how you see the world through the viewfinder that defines your style. Someone who does landscape photography might focus on telephoto/wide, shooting close up patterns or grand vistas in the landscape. You will acquire this "style" when your unique perspective on the landscape translates to the photo. Everybody sees the world differently, and I think this is what "style" is supposed to mean. And this goes for any genre of photography you choose. Just my 0.02.
I have worked with a coach on this very issue. Believe me, finding the words to describe my style is one of the hardest things I have done. And, in most things, I am definitely NOT at a loss for words. Hang in there. The words will come to you.
@@martharetallick1150 I don't feel a "need?" to have a defined style. I just take pictures of moments that I find beautiful or interesting or unique. I'm always looking for ways to better capture what I see in the moment so that I can immortalize them and look back on them later to bring back the feelings I was experiencing when I took the picture. For me it's about the life experiences associated with the picture more than the picture itself? So I'm surprised when people tell me I have a style because I never think about it. When I ask them "what's my style?", it's purely out of curiosity. I don't know if that makes any sense. Maybe it's different if someone is a professional photographer trying to make a living off of their photography.
WOW! Nice photos. One thing I'd be curious to see is you stepping outside the very worn orange/teal color grading. I know some of why this has been done in movies, but I'd suggest playing around with different color pairs, either adjacent or opposites on the color wheel (or hey, completely outside the box/wheel) rather than the very standard orange and teal.
While I agree with your overall sentiment on things being overused, I think those things were being used to good advantage. But more importantly, if you're just getting started, you find things you like and try to emulate them. Figure out HOW to create those things, and then expand on that knowledge. Yeah, if you emulate something else and stay there forever, that's a problem. But it's still a good starting point.
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
Impressive shots of that guy, keep it up! Only thing i'd say, as a hobbyist pleb - the teal/orange seems a bit forced on some of the shots. I know it's all the rage, i like it myself, but i find extreme color grading a bit boring.
Damn, those were pretty good for a student. I would add that in the b&w fitness photo you could see him cut off in the mirror in the back. Either be all the way in the shot or be all the way out. but a few seconds in photoshop can easily fix that.
I need to shoot more, I know that much. Maybe one of these days I will sign up for a critiquey-mc-critiquerson...but I need more "best of the best with honors, sir" type photos to pull from.
For the shot at 10:12 It seems the shot is straightened at the building on the left, would it be "better" to have used the building in the center, and rotate it to get that vertical?
Yeah, I mean regarding style, I see myself as a 'Commercial Artist', which to me is to cater to the client's needs and try to match what THEY like. But what that also means is that I have to be good at every type of style, and that's ok with me.
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
@@microtasker My colleagues and I go on social media platforms such as this to share information about bitcoins, forex and stocks trading with people , letting them know how lucrative it is and how they can benefit from it in the best way possible, without doing any work most times because we under- stand that lots of persons have day jobs, and may not be able to switch between doing their day jobs and investment such as this which is even more lucrative
Im curious here... do you ask for permission for the street photos where people can be recognized? And is there any implications of sharing it on youtube, since the person at @11:30 is fully recognizable, and the main subject of the picture.
I think you're not allowed to sell photos of street photography without a model release if I'm not mistaken. You can check out The LawTog on Facebook for any legal questions and she can answer better though.
Dude, if you're reading the comments on this, go for street photography and portraits. It's hard, but you have to force yourself to only keep really interesting photos. The picture has to tell a story, that the viewer understands straight away. I did my time of shooting people standing by, and I can promise you, after a while it gets frustratingly boring. But keep at it pal, you're doing great!
Iv ben doing photography for just a few short years I only hav a canon rebel t6. Can you giv some good tips for free photo contest . I old like to try to win some cash or Equipment I desperately need
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
I’m sitting here watching it, waiting for the punchline of what not to do and I’m like just still waiting. And it’s all good, like why is it tittles this was. This must have been click bait. But Issac did real well. Wonderful inspiration to do better and perfect on what is being done
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
What is this critique? Image One: very good, like the feel, like the angle, like the spinning light Image Two: very good, this is very good, really good Image Three: skin tone (ok that's a good tip) this is fine, this is good Image Four : yep nailed it, very good, this is good Image Five: this is good Etc. I like watching critique videos for advice and tips but this is really weak (and the irony that an advert is on halfway through saying are you sick of people just saying fire emojis then sign up for me to be your mentor blah blah) and then back to just hearing good, good, very good, good, that's good, when most of the images had pointers that could have been given to help the photographer learn. Surely this isn't $100 in value. Jared you have done very well for yourself with this stuff but critique is really not your thing.
I have a hard time grasping that FRO just said he shot FILM he just don't seem old enough for that. The funny was I learned on all manual before auto I laughed at the Canon AE1 and Olympus OM10, after a 35 year hiatus from SLR's the first thing I wanted to figure out with my new DSLR was how to turn all that "stuff" off. Thanks Fro!
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
"good photos is a really good style to have". Absolutely. You don't need to have a trendy or "vibey" instagram feed. To be considered "good". You'll trap yourself into a box if you do that and every photo will start to be the same thing. A snoozefest. Keep things interesting by surprising your audience and yourself with new photos that are nothing like what you've done before.
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
Hey, im really interested in your photography. I have this burning question how to do photography of wine and art. it involves so much preparation and how to make it easier. for art like making pictures of 140cm to 200cm and then go to bottles that have different shapes. My question is how would you keep a style and make the client happy. Also how do you send your photographs with great quality to your clients. And all this in a budget. thanks dude
So don’t watch the video next time. Either support me and the education I’m giving away for free, or go away. Just being honest right back at you. The video delivers on the promise.
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
I watched Peter McKinnon once say “if you can avoid it, never remove a part of your subject, because I’m always gonna wonder what you left out” and that spoke to me on such a level that I now pretty much toss out anything that cuts off even a minor portion of the subject. Really taught me to think about framing. @5:06
I wish I could afford something like this, sadly the price of the critique is almost what I make in a whole month (yey living in Argentina!) And I don't have good photos anyway. But I'd love the insight and the direction that you give!
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
@@BobAsbury My colleagues and I go on social media platforms such as this to share information about bitcoins, forex and stocks trading with people , letting them know how lucrative it is and how they can benefit from it in the best way possible, without doing any work most times because we under- stand that lots of persons have day jobs, and may not be able to switch between doing their day jobs and investment such as this which is even more lucrative
This was awesome! It kind of reminds me of when I did my review with my instructors (When they get to pick apart and even argue over your work :) right before presentation night in school. I always loved to hear advice and criticism from my instructors and also my peers. I also always liked to learn from the success, shortcomings, techniques, and even the difficulties the other students faced. I really hope you continue to post additional critiques.
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
Great video, solid critique, terrific photographer, 100% clickbait title. STOP Doing THIS as a TH-camr!!!
I love these shots! These are all really really good. And one thing to remember: if a critique is very detailed and very "nit-picky" that means the work is so good they HAVE to be super detailed and "nit-picky" to find anything to critique! Think of it like polishing metal - you start with really course sandpaper and work through finer and finer grit, and then use polishing compound to make it shine... and all these pictures are pretty awesome. A dab of polishing compound is all that's needed!
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
Great correction on "photographing" our law enforcement instead of "shooting" them
I was looking for this comment lol
Basically, when you got your technical part of knowledge, then you will for sure find your style. As people say, first learn rules so you can break them if you wish.
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
@@lauraonline3251 this comment sounds shady af. Before even saying what you are offering you are asking for him to be open minded and accepting.
Perfect way to start the day! Who needs Sunday morning cartoons when you can have a fro knows photo critique. Thanks for the great content Jared.
Really digging that cop photo.
What's really cool to me is how you can instantly tweak two or three settings on the edit and make the image look better. Not just a little better, but more professional as well. It's a testament to the importance of training your eyes and the experience you have.
Thanks
I’ve been doing photography on and off now I’m trying to do this everyday. I’m even trying everything and overcoming my fear of freaking out people asking for portraits. Very true on years to learn. Now I need to balance out iso to low light.
I started doing street photography to get over my angst of asking to take people's pictures.
@@Mike_to_the_k Street photography is better if they don't know you have taken a photograph they will start posing if you ask people and that's not street photography, it should be done candidly.
That young man has a lot of really good photos and he's only going to get better. I'm an old film guy myself and I think your comment about improving faster because of digital was spot on. I did notice that all images were verticals and thought that some would be improved compositionally by being horizontal otherwise great job and good video.
Agree very much on framing and good call on many could be better horizontical
Holy moly…. Issac (sorry if I got the name wrong…but bro) you got thing thing down. Love the photos!!!! You have the “eye”. Just keep shooting.
Thank you for this video Jared . I’m a beginner and I love learning from these critique videos. I like how you explain things without getting to complicated where I can understand. Phenomenal video.
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I’m on board with Jared. Very good stuff. Technically, sound. Keep trying new things and see what you end up gravitating toward. The stuff you really care about will always shine.
The thing I took from this that I often forget is when I take a photo, I know what the subject matter is or what I am focusing on. I have to take a second and all, “am I feeling tell a story with this photo.”
Great stuff!!!
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I like trash talk people most of the time, but I really enjoy your videos and the way you do it. You are very informative and entertaining. Keep on rocking bro! 🔥🔥
I love these videos. It really gets my creative mind going and seeing things differently. Great critiques!
For location information, the first photo is downtown Montreal taken from the mountain, further down Montreal metro station is Côte-Vertu, the old warehouse is along the Lachine Canal bike path and is better know as the former Canada Malting Company. A few others are from Montréal as well.
Isaac you have the gift and the eye to spot the shots. You’re doing well! Huge fan of the street stuff too. Great video, Jared love these.
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Thanks for the critique, Jared. I’ve said so many times how great they are and today makes one more. As for Isaac, these may very well be the best photos that I’ve seen in just about any photo critique you’ve ever done. He has real talent. He lets his EOS RP work for him. Smart.
Watching this cause I’ll be taking photography in college soon.
Great save on the police officer photo!
These photo critiques are my fav, keep 'em coming, sir!
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It's nice to see one of these where most of what they are doing is really good. Thanks for sharing.
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Cool dude. Spoke to him at four seasons Philly.
The hotel or the landscaping company?
Sorry, I couldn't resist. 😀
The mentorships are an awesome opportunity, highliy recommend
Good video and canon rp is a plus too. So many people telling crappy stuff on that cam. Thanks jared
At 3:10 you said, that you liked, that he put the eye above the line. Why is that? Wouldn‘t be the rule of third more like „put the eye ON the line“, not above?
I don't think I have a style yet but people have been telling me I do. My response is, "I do? Can you tell me what it is then?" Hahaha
That's an excellent question. Take note of the responses. They will provide the vocabulary for describing your style.
@@martharetallick204 except I never get a helpful response! It's always, "I don't know, you just have a style. You definitely have a style" 🤷♀️
They are probably thinking a "style" in the context of the images being well composed. Interesting subject matter and a good composition are not what give you a style. It is part of your artistic eye, but it is not the main driving force behind your style. Specific types of photography is what will define your style. It is also how you see the world through the viewfinder that defines your style. Someone who does landscape photography might focus on telephoto/wide, shooting close up patterns or grand vistas in the landscape.
You will acquire this "style" when your unique perspective on the landscape translates to the photo. Everybody sees the world differently, and I think this is what "style" is supposed to mean. And this goes for any genre of photography you choose. Just my 0.02.
I have worked with a coach on this very issue. Believe me, finding the words to describe my style is one of the hardest things I have done. And, in most things, I am definitely NOT at a loss for words.
Hang in there. The words will come to you.
@@martharetallick1150 I don't feel a "need?" to have a defined style. I just take pictures of moments that I find beautiful or interesting or unique. I'm always looking for ways to better capture what I see in the moment so that I can immortalize them and look back on them later to bring back the feelings I was experiencing when I took the picture. For me it's about the life experiences associated with the picture more than the picture itself? So I'm surprised when people tell me I have a style because I never think about it. When I ask them "what's my style?", it's purely out of curiosity. I don't know if that makes any sense. Maybe it's different if someone is a professional photographer trying to make a living off of their photography.
WOW! Nice photos. One thing I'd be curious to see is you stepping outside the very worn orange/teal color grading. I know some of why this has been done in movies, but I'd suggest playing around with different color pairs, either adjacent or opposites on the color wheel (or hey, completely outside the box/wheel) rather than the very standard orange and teal.
While I agree with your overall sentiment on things being overused, I think those things were being used to good advantage. But more importantly, if you're just getting started, you find things you like and try to emulate them. Figure out HOW to create those things, and then expand on that knowledge. Yeah, if you emulate something else and stay there forever, that's a problem. But it's still a good starting point.
Love your critiques. Thinking I’m due for a second round!
That shirt though! Fire!
Nice to see Montreal being featured.
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
Do you have a list of photo assignments like the one mentioned in this video? Or a list of ideas to get your mind to start thinking more creatively.
It took me a few years to find my style, once I got out of auto and learned more I know what rules I want to break.
Impressive shots of that guy, keep it up!
Only thing i'd say, as a hobbyist pleb - the teal/orange seems a bit forced on some of the shots. I know it's all the rage, i like it myself, but i find extreme color grading a bit boring.
Damn, those were pretty good for a student. I would add that in the b&w fitness photo you could see him cut off in the mirror in the back. Either be all the way in the shot or be all the way out. but a few seconds in photoshop can easily fix that.
I need to shoot more, I know that much. Maybe one of these days I will sign up for a critiquey-mc-critiquerson...but I need more "best of the best with honors, sir" type photos to pull from.
I really like these… so informative
Is this a re-upload? Otherwise I'm having major deja-vu thingies.
Great ! Loved this Loved this critique and quick suggestions for better Photography. From the Master FRO
Dude i want that shirt, looks comfy! :D
For the shot at 10:12 It seems the shot is straightened at the building on the left, would it be "better" to have used the building in the center, and rotate it to get that vertical?
Great photos 👍🏻
Yeah, I mean regarding style, I see myself as a 'Commercial Artist', which to me is to cater to the client's needs and try to match what THEY like. But what that also means is that I have to be good at every type of style, and that's ok with me.
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
@@lauraonline3251 I'm a multimedia producer who's been killing the game since 2007. Thanks, but I don't take on start-ups.
I understand you
@@microtasker thanks for your response
@@microtasker My colleagues and I go on social media platforms such as this to share information about bitcoins, forex and stocks trading with people , letting them know how lucrative it is and how they can benefit from it in the best way possible, without doing any work most times because we under- stand that lots of persons have day jobs, and may not be able to switch between doing their day jobs and investment such as this which is even more lucrative
Im curious here... do you ask for permission for the street photos where people can be recognized? And is there any implications of sharing it on youtube, since the person at @11:30 is fully recognizable, and the main subject of the picture.
I think you're not allowed to sell photos of street photography without a model release if I'm not mistaken. You can check out The LawTog on Facebook for any legal questions and she can answer better though.
Seems to me no one knows the laws on these things.
@@L.Spencer My guess is the law varies from place to place as well.
Dude, if you're reading the comments on this, go for street photography and portraits. It's hard, but you have to force yourself to only keep really interesting photos. The picture has to tell a story, that the viewer understands straight away. I did my time of shooting people standing by, and I can promise you, after a while it gets frustratingly boring. But keep at it pal, you're doing great!
Iv ben doing photography for just a few short years I only hav a canon rebel t6. Can you giv some good tips for free photo contest . I old like to try to win some cash or Equipment I desperately need
How many "I Shoot RAW" t-shirts do you have?
A lot
Isaac is off to a really good start
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
I’m sitting here watching it, waiting for the punchline of what not to do and I’m like just still waiting. And it’s all good, like why is it tittles this was. This must have been click bait. But Issac did real well. Wonderful inspiration to do better and perfect on what is being done
I’d like to see you do a photo roast, you could call it fro roasts photo.
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
Wow so nice. Doesn’t look like just shooting hundreds of shots hoping he gets something
What is this critique?
Image One: very good, like the feel, like the angle, like the spinning light
Image Two: very good, this is very good, really good
Image Three: skin tone (ok that's a good tip) this is fine, this is good
Image Four : yep nailed it, very good, this is good
Image Five: this is good
Etc.
I like watching critique videos for advice and tips but this is really weak (and the irony that an advert is on halfway through saying are you sick of people just saying fire emojis then sign up for me to be your mentor blah blah) and then back to just hearing good, good, very good, good, that's good, when most of the images had pointers that could have been given to help the photographer learn. Surely this isn't $100 in value.
Jared you have done very well for yourself with this stuff but critique is really not your thing.
GOAT
Montreal?
Really like this guys photos. If he's ok with it you should share his socials, I'd give him a follow.
I have a hard time grasping that FRO just said he shot FILM he just don't seem old enough for that. The funny was I learned on all manual before auto I laughed at the Canon AE1 and Olympus OM10, after a 35 year hiatus from SLR's the first thing I wanted to figure out with my new DSLR was how to turn all that "stuff" off. Thanks Fro!
Don’t get the title
OK, had to edit my comment... Jared wrote "Stop comparing yourself to others". In light of the critique, it makes sense now.
My advise would be, buy the most expensive Camera and glass and preset the hell out of your photos.
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
Idk about yall, but it's pretty good
Skin tones are hard for me sometimes.
Well the elite or so called best photog often think they’re better then others or middle of the pack Photogs
"good photos is a really good style to have". Absolutely. You don't need to have a trendy or "vibey" instagram feed. To be considered "good". You'll trap yourself into a box if you do that and every photo will start to be the same thing. A snoozefest. Keep things interesting by surprising your audience and yourself with new photos that are nothing like what you've done before.
How’s that guy doing that you gave all that gear to?
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
Love it. I think he can be glad to get a proffesional opinion at his work. Would love to have the same
Hey, im really interested in your photography. I have this burning question how to do photography of wine and art. it involves so much preparation and how to make it easier. for art like making pictures of 140cm to 200cm and then go to bottles that have different shapes. My question is how would you keep a style and make the client happy. Also how do you send your photographs with great quality to your clients. And all this in a budget. thanks dude
Hey Jared will you do a review of the Fuji Xh2s ?
This was an awful, click-bait title, man.
So don’t watch the video next time. Either support me and the education I’m giving away for free, or go away. Just being honest right back at you. The video delivers on the promise.
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
Some good shots ruined by poor framing. Cropping in could rescue some while others might do with being wider. Street shooting is cool.
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
Stop doing what?…what? Did I miss it?
Comparing yourself to
Others.
It’s my cousin
Stop doing what???
Can I get a shirt
Jesus, can't believe I made it all the way in to 4 minutes of this before I had to quit. Such rubbish haha
I hope my msg hot to
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His photos are almost as bad as yours!
Stop doing this type of videos would be better idea
What's Isaac IG, I liked his shots and would be good to give some support
Perfect way to start the day! Who needs Sunday morning cartoons when you can have a fro knows photo critique. Thanks for the great content Jared.
Isaac has an eye. Personal style will evolve organically, the more you shoot. He's off to a great start.
IMO they were very boring photos he was being nice
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
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I watched Peter McKinnon once say “if you can avoid it, never remove a part of your subject, because I’m always gonna wonder what you left out” and that spoke to me on such a level that I now pretty much toss out anything that cuts off even a minor portion of the subject. Really taught me to think about framing. @5:06
cool ! c'est montreal ! belle photos !
Totally thought from the thumbnail it was gonna be "stop trying to just shoot half naked girls." 😂
I wish I could afford something like this, sadly the price of the critique is almost what I make in a whole month (yey living in Argentina!) And I don't have good photos anyway. But I'd love the insight and the direction that you give!
How do you submit photos !?
Stop doing WHAT as a photographer?
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
@@lauraonline3251 since you already know how to do it, why don’t you do it for me and just send me the money?
@@BobAsbury 😂
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@@lauraonline3251 Why don’t you do something else?
Can I buy a critique and not have it uploaded to youtube
We can always shoot those guys! ERRRR photograph those guys! 😅🤣
awesome video!!
I have been following you cor a very long time. This video was inspiring and constructive. Thanks for the content
This was awesome! It kind of reminds me of when I did my review with my instructors (When they get to pick apart and even argue over your work :) right before presentation night in school. I always loved to hear advice and criticism from my instructors and also my peers. I also always liked to learn from the success, shortcomings, techniques, and even the difficulties the other students faced. I really hope you continue to post additional critiques.
i for one liked all of his photo's , and hopefully we see more of his work in the future, he has a very bright future as a photographer.
a little heavy on the blue/orange color style that was the rage a while ago but the photos are all well done. great job.
Really good critique 👌
We can always shoot these g...photograph these guys. LOL
Some great feedback and some awesome photos
That is the best shirt you ever made
loved the cop picture, i wonder if he was ok with it?
Sorry for the random approach you seem to be an ambitious individual which gives me the idea to know if you’re open minded to look into a new way of generating an income,it may or may not be a fit for you, but if I send you some info would you check it out?
@Tabo Maonde yeah, probably.
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