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NIKON D40
50MM 1.8G

ORIGINAL JPEG FROM CAMERA, I don't know how to PP.

Where is this held? Nice photos but abit boring IMHO, coz all the while the models are in the middle of the frame...

For modelling, portrait I always like to use rule of third and most importantly the intersection point in rule of third.

SOGO, KL.
I have no space at my back and side, thus my movement was limited, a 50mm didn't help me either.

IMHO, first you'll need to get a clean background without all those distractions

i don't know sogo has fashion shows... the last time i went to sogo was in 2000 or 2001... can't remember ...

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Added on April 8, 2012, 7:31 pmso many rules in photography.... it is up to the photogs to be creative...

i like the above photos... very sharp... you can put them on stock photography.... good job!!!

learn more for those who only know about Rule of Thirds;
http://www.photographymad.com/pages/view/1...mposition-rules

This post has been edited by kamarms: Apr 8 2012, 07:32 PM

Stock photos won't accept this kind of shots ler -.-

many of my photos taken at fashion shows and pc fair got selected by stock photo... already got buyers...
but photos must be sharp.. no bokeh loh....

This post has been edited by kamarms: Apr 9 2012, 03:32 PM

No bokeh is ok.. But usually those fashion show is on the stage.. not with so many distractions at the back lor

white balance is incorrect.

any sample? would like to learn to shoot some to sell

i thought stock photo wont accept it because any model with recognize face should have model release form as well, no?