Studio? no no no

[Barry123]

what you've removed all the gravel now?


and stop spamming my thread...

[Ryanp]

Originally Posted by adsayer

what you've removed all the gravel now?


and stop spamming my thread...

you asked a question bumlikcker

Most of the gravel is gone!

[mattchewone]

My macbook must be out a fair whack then. Hmmm will have to wait for any monitor calibration softwarez.

[Shellz]

Just noticed your reply on first page.

Yeah i think you are a bit far away. Never heard of where you live.

I'm doing a shoot with someone who is doing photography stuff at uni. Can't remember what. Doing it at his daughters house. She got a variety of back drops. Costing me what it costs for his travel n printing!!

[Doug]

Have you tried it B&W?

[Barry123]

Originally Posted by Doug

Have you tried it B&W?

not until you'd suggested it mate...

[Doug]

Prefer it in B&W! Looks brilliant mate love it....

[Barry123]

got to agree mate! looks really nice in b&W

thanks

[-Jason-]

Sorry to sound a n00b but prefer the colour one as she has nice eyes doesnt flatter them as much in b&w jmo

[sniperscotts]

Originally Posted by Kelly

Good diy studio there Ads

Like said... you do not need a studio to get good pics. Just a 'tog' that know's what they are actually doing.

My mum came in my room on Friday with a business card from a local 'photographer' who had got the business cards done for free off the internet. Asked if he was any good and apparently he's only joined a camera club and reckons he's a pro. Sounds a bit like Jaydee if you ask me lol

technically anyone can call themselve a proffesional photography, theres no course or certificate you have to get.
alot of people claim to be pro's, but the best way really is to back it up with a good portfolio