[NVPhotoman]

I have been re-editing photos from a year ago that I never posted before..
here is the 2st car set, the only factory Matte Silver CLK63 Black Series ...

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more pics here
Flickr: Nue Vue Photography's Photostream

[stickypaws]

Too much Photoshop.

Start with content. Then Photoshop to simply clean up, fix contrast/density, etc.. First thing should always be substance. Fluff is always recognizable as fluff.

Keep practicing. Commercial work is a tough nut to crack. Getting a job as an assistant is a good place to start. Highly competitive to get the real money jobs with the established agencies.

[Cdnrockies]

Ummm....ya, whatever about the photos themselves.

That's one of the hottest cars I've ever seen. It looks amazing!!!

[NVPhotoman]

Originally Posted by stickypaws

Too much Photoshop.

Start with content. Then Photoshop to simply clean up, fix contrast/density, etc.. First thing should always be substance. Fluff is always recognizable as fluff.

Keep practicing. Commercial work is a tough nut to crack. Getting a job as an assistant is a good place to start. Highly competitive to get the real money jobs with the established agencies.

lol, well 4 and 6 I really don't like but I thought I would post them anyways.

I work alone and like I said These are re-edits from over a year ago. which I really didn't know what I was doing back then...
I'm just posting to share..

but thanks
I do just fine in the commercial world today

[stickypaws]

Originally Posted by NVPhotoman

lol, well 4 and 6 I really don't like but I thought I would post them anyways.

I work alone and like I said These are re-edits from over a year ago. which I really didn't know what I was doing back then...
I'm just posting to share..

Yeah, no problem. I'm sure you're having fun with it. Again, nothing negative it's just that there's way too much of the same stuff out there. Being original with content is the true challenge. I have to weed through the chaff almost every day. Too many technically good people out there but not enough real talent.

Originally Posted by NVPhotoman

but thanks
I do just fine in the commercial world today

I meant real money with steady work and a good agency. Not freelance sales.

[NVPhotoman]

Originally Posted by stickypaws

Yeah, no problem. I'm sure you're having fun with it. Again, nothing negative it's just that there's way too much of the same stuff out there. Being original with content is the true challenge. I have to weed through the chaff almost every day. Too many technically good people out there but not enough real talent.



I meant real money with steady work and a good agency. Not freelance sales.

well I do work with many different magazines and I work with a very big agency that gets me a lot of great and steady work.. but I still do freelance work too.

like this is one I did in Feb-
http://www.autoblog.com/2010/02/17/i...cedes-benz-sl/


That's the only one I can show you right now because a lot of photos have not been released yet even though some of the cars are out now... but that's just how it is.

[stickypaws]

Originally Posted by NVPhotoman

well I do work with many different magazines and I work with a very big agency that gets me a lot of great and steady work.. but I still do freelance work too.

It's good that you have decent work. I've just never heard of you before and I don't see you in the book or anywhere. Who's your agent? You can pm me.