photo was randomly selected to illustrate my work and not meant as criticism of those pictured
What's wrong with my work this season? I'm having beyond a miserable year supplementing my gas and hot dog budget. So far a big fat $0 (compared to the other photographers I know who all report that they have done well so far). I'm not sure what the solution is or even if there is one but I'm funded for a couple more months so I hope things improve.
Isn't the sharpness clear enough?
Is there a problem with composition?
Does the color balance look off?
Your feedback is encouraged, please send to: mndirt@hotmail.com
As always my work is done primarily in support of the racing publications and tracks.
1 comment:
The photo work is fine...I worked my butt of 2 summers ago travelling nearly every weekend to different tracks handing out cards and made very little. Then I had a had catharsis while sitting on a dirt mound in the infield one beautiful summer night. Why was I doing this I asked myself...because I love the sport and I love photography...in a way it's like fishing...always tring to get "the shot". It's a thrill. And that's the night my attitude changed...I do not care if I make money doing this. The quest for money stifles your creativity. You find yourself treating this passion as work...it's not. When it becomes work it's no fun.
And I don't get a free pit pass at most of the places I go. I expect no quarter but give many.
I think nearly anyone can take decent pictures these days with the advances in digital photography and even marginal photos can be photoshopped.
CWood
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