Recent content by :AgitatoR:

The OP suffers from a lack of information. There is no indication (other than a vague suggestion that it might be 'interesting', 'fun' and a chance to gawp at some belly dancers) of what remuneration is being offered. Clearly money is not on the cards but there are other things that could be...

Brilliant camera. I've shot stuff on my 300D that has sold to newspapers, magazines and in exhibitions. It's more than paid for itself that's for sure! Only thing is it's too slow to do any serious sports photography.

The blurry hand in pic1 is a bit distracting but I like the angle and I particularly like the way you've captured his gaze, looking out of shot - I find a lot of portraits very similar and very dull but you've succeeded in creating a wee bit of narrative here.

Hi bertibop, welcome from Auchmithie :)

Thanks for the heads up! Signing up now :-)

@musicman Seconded. A deeper understanding of how we communicate is essential to all photographers. As you say, photography is communication. Plenty of photos are technically great (that's the easy bit!) but are unexciting or fail to stimulate on any other level. This is one place where...

Couple years back I shot a steel-cage football match. These cages are portable so they can be set up in housing schemes and are intended for use by kids. On this occassion they were being used by adults. No chance of a ball to the face but when 3 big guys chasing a football at full speed...

As mentioned above Langford's books are great. Essential reading though has got to be Susan Sontag's 'On Photography'. Historical, technical, artistic and philosophical all in one.

Hi everyone, Looks like a great forum you've got here :) I've been taking photos for about 12 years now, mostly for incorporation in DVD sleeves, posters, flyers and the like. As most of my work has been in video production though, I've neglected my photography skills a bit and want to...