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parkerjtp Profile
Camera Level:36
Member Since: 4 / 11 / 2010
Location:99161
About Me: I'm a christian photogapher from Palouse WA
Personal Interests: fine art photography
I agree with rfb, so I sugest that you start learning at home. try the included link for starters. Source Link: nyip
rfb is probably right, so as well as doing what he says I sugest you start learning at home. try the links included for a start. Source Link: nyip Source Link: Popular photography
For Fine art portraits I know that some fine art photographers practically swear by larg fomat cameras, but those are quite expensive.
WHO ARE YOU??!!! why have I never heard of you before? That is some of the best work I have ever seen! You have a definate style and unity of work! BRAVO!!!
3 Answers | Asked By: Renan Rosa 1
Like steve_n_r said it depends on the type of photography you want to do. I do mostly still lifes and I usually just use my bed or our dining room table or some other mostly flat surface. I have made some fine, even award winning, still lifes just in my bed with a flashlight.
4 Answers | Asked By: Alao Adeleke 1

