Some Photography for Superdry
ForceGhost
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Took these today for Superdry (A clothing brand).
Thoughts? They only requested 3 shots so what ones do you think i should send?
IMG_3075 by ForceGhost, on Flickr
IMG_3070 by ForceGhost, on Flickr
IMG_3067 by ForceGhost, on Flickr
IMG_3065 by ForceGhost, on Flickr
Thoughts? They only requested 3 shots so what ones do you think i should send?
IMG_3075 by ForceGhost, on Flickr
IMG_3070 by ForceGhost, on Flickr
IMG_3067 by ForceGhost, on Flickr
IMG_3065 by ForceGhost, on Flickr
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I admire anyone willing to take on a project like this. Frankly, though, I don't think you're ready for such a challenge. There are quite a few considerations that keep these shots from being acceptable for their intentions.
You have blown-out areas all over the place....which is very distracting.
There's a whole lot to know when using flash . You really need to do some study in that area...it can be tricky.
There's way too much clutter in these shots....too much that diverts the eye from a central point of interest.
These shots are pretty much lacking in a real important sense....poor composition.
Forgive me if these remarks seem too harsh. The truth is, though, if you want to pursue commercial work like this, you've got a lot of work to do. It is a worthy goal and I sincerely hope you succeed.
Tom
Cheers! I had no flash on at the time :P
Jordon.
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No composition, harsh lighting (understandable inside a dimly lit clothing store with spot lights), and bad use of bokeh in #3.
You should obviously showcase their products in your shots but you should lead your viewers to it, instead of something so "snapshot-esque" as all four pictures display.
Sorry to be so blunt, but I don't think these can be used to properly display their clothing lineup.
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