*Bens Photography*
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Ron Burgundy
Member
Nice photos, I like the first and the last one especially. All the others just seem like snapshots.
BrandonWeir
Steel Member
Guy with the video camera kinda ruined the last one hah but other than that good shots!
Aaron
Silver Member
Step away from the Kodak moments, and shoot something interesting.
Keep your candids for an album.
Bear Grylls
M3MB3R
I love the concert ones. But yea, maybe find more interesting angels?
edit:the last one, the camera ruined it. but i like how you can see all the glow sticks around peoples heads.
edit:the last one, the camera ruined it. but i like how you can see all the glow sticks around peoples heads.
take it easy on the bro shots mang.
Aaron
Silver Member
The thing with the band photos is that there's no emotion.
Not one photo shows me either the band's emotion, or the crowd's.
It doesn't really tell a story, other than this gig was super boring.
You need face on of one or the other. Get BEHIND the band, and shoot into the crowd, or vice versa. That way you get an emotion filled photo.
Not one photo shows me either the band's emotion, or the crowd's.
It doesn't really tell a story, other than this gig was super boring.
You need face on of one or the other. Get BEHIND the band, and shoot into the crowd, or vice versa. That way you get an emotion filled photo.
tylerbillman
Steel Member
I agree with that, the band photos all look like b-roll stuff, kinda just like generic concert shots.
I remember my friend telling me that you always want to photograph something that has meaning, but the meaning isn't completely obvious, and that it should be appealing to the eyes as well. At least that's what I think he said. But you want to make a statement with what you photograph. Put thought into what each shot will look like and into what each shot will say. It's exactly like painting or recording a song except your canvas is your camera.
I remember my friend telling me that you always want to photograph something that has meaning, but the meaning isn't completely obvious, and that it should be appealing to the eyes as well. At least that's what I think he said. But you want to make a statement with what you photograph. Put thought into what each shot will look like and into what each shot will say. It's exactly like painting or recording a song except your canvas is your camera.
Ben Moak
Steel Member
Ben Moak
Steel Member
just because im bored/havent posted in here for forever
photo dump
Epic car 2 by Ben Moak, on Flickr
Epic car 3 by Ben Moak, on Flickr
Lake by Ben Moak, on Flickr
Meredith by Ben Moak, on Flickr
Meredith by Ben Moak, on Flickr
Bike by Ben Moak, on Flickr
The Group Again by Ben Moak, on Flickr
Light by Ben Moak, on Flickr
i know i have more on my cards, yet to find some, and i get that there are a few bro shots in there, kill me
photo dump
Epic car 2 by Ben Moak, on Flickr
Epic car 3 by Ben Moak, on Flickr
Lake by Ben Moak, on Flickr
Meredith by Ben Moak, on Flickr
Meredith by Ben Moak, on Flickr
Bike by Ben Moak, on Flickr
The Group Again by Ben Moak, on Flickr
Light by Ben Moak, on Flickr
i know i have more on my cards, yet to find some, and i get that there are a few bro shots in there, kill me
Bear Grylls
M3MB3R
Lake one is cool