My work?

[Kaila Maree]

im srsly like just starting photography, annnd I have a crap camera. Tell me how im doing?

im too lazy to put the rest on.

Check em out?

 

[Rachel Foster]

I think you have potential, but you might think about waiting to post til you have photos you feel are worth something. People may not want to spend time giving serious critique if it's something you are "too lazy" to work on. Now, I realize that may be just a casual speech style, but on the internet it's hard to tell.

I look forward to seeing work you're proud of.

 

[Asher Kelman]

im srsly like just starting photography, annnd I have a crap camera. Tell me how im doing?

Let me comment on jut the second picture. I wonder but I might end up like your work. Of course I'd need to see much more to get a feel for it. So far I like the edgy grunge feeling of this picture.

The young girl is seen next to a board at an angle with primitive drawing. This could be just accidental or represent a style of putting together components of a child and young woman's life at the edge of womanhood.

The attitude of the girl is interesting.

im too lazy to put the rest on.

Check em out?

I don't think you are that lazy or you wouldn't be here. I'd certainly like to see more.

BTW, what sort of lousy camera do you have? To me the worse, the better!

Asher

 

[Georg R. Baumann]

Hello Kaila,

The Title "My work?" implicates seriousity, but then you put a a questionmark behind it.

Why is that?

To answer your question, you are doin just fine!

Cameras of any given quality are great tools to practise some sort of selfexpression, and they allow us to see the world through "your eyes" for a single moment in time.

Show us more if you like.