Mr. Tarts Photo Gallery

This here is my gallery of photos, which you may enjoy. However, they are mine so keep that in mind. I do not sell them, and if you wish to use them, make sure you message me first.

Edit: Every photo has a backstory to it. If you wish to know about it, send me a message and i'll tell you. This topic may be updated slowly due too being busy.

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Those are some beautiful pics there. I like 1 and 4 the most the lighting makes them really great.

You know instead of doing the whole reserved thing you can just continue editing your original post. I assume you did that because you wanted to add more photos?

You have talent. I'm an art student. I see student work all the time and you have more of an eye for it than a lot of people do. I especially like the first one and the one looking down the row of trees. I love that 'tree hallway' effect. I have a couple hiking trail photos like that and they're always my favorites

The reason for the reserved posts are because i wanted to easen up the work for myself. I don't want one big pile of photos just spamming you up and lagging once you open the window, and rather than just editing into several ''SPOILER'', it felt easier having a couple of reserved posts.

Thanks for the kind words though, i'm always looking to improve myself, so critisism doesn't hurt either, just so all of you know.

Great work, Tart! I really like the landscape ones.

Wow. Those are really good. The pipes and two wrought iron ones (fifth and last pic) are my favorites. The lighting and focus is right on. My only critique on any of the pics would be the deliberate lens flares. The one with the clouds and through the trees by the building are threatening to take over the picture. The one with the reflected water escapes this by having the reflection of the flare too which balances the picture and lets the eye wander more naturally across the picture. This is of course from just typical photography ideas (and I'm no expert) and the goal might have been to have the flares take control of the picture. Anyway, Praise the Sun!

Wow. Sweden looks like a beautiful place.

I used to be into photography as well. And I see you are quite the photographer. I am a admire your work, as well as I am a fan of your work.

Is this what you are studying to be?

I am studying photography and journalism, though it's mainly journalism. However that was a mistake on my part, though nothing i regret. But i do, however plan on becoming a photographer, so yes, i do study photography.

@Skare

I mainly take my photos with a thought behind them. Some kind of story, so i consider every photo personal. It's my way of expressing myself. I share with you my best photos. Those i were happy with, thus, i can say, that it was all planned. However, i will take what you said into consideration. As always, thanks for all the lovely posts. Always appreciated.

Praise the sun

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I suppose it is. I don't really think any place is ''not'' beatiful. I would say, it depends on the way you look at it. As a photographer, i have a hard time finding things beautiful because i demand a lot, thus it may seem hard at times. Especially since i wish for my photos to become personal, to explain myself, or a story as part of myself. I would however say, that i prefer Scotland or Greece.

Mr. Tart, can we turn this into a landscape photography thread, or do you want to keep it your own?

I ask because I've got some photos like yours, but I don't wanna hijack.



EDIT: I'm just going to make my own, but don't view it as a competition. Your excellent photos just reminded me that I've got a few good ones that other people enjoyed, so I'll share them here like you did.

Well Tart, like I said, if it tells your story that way it's the right call. It's art baby!

Hell yeah! 8)

Maybe I should add some of my exposure experiments to the museum. Feeling the photography now thanks to you and BTM

BIG TIME MASTER wrote:Mr. Tart, can we turn this into a landscape photography thread, or do you want to keep it your own?

I ask because I've got some photos like yours, but I don't wanna hijack.



EDIT: I'm just going to make my own, but don't view it as a competition. Your excellent photos just reminded me that I've got a few good ones that other people enjoyed, so I'll share them here like you did.

Kind of too late to reply i suppose, but i figured i'd do it anyway. The idea behind this topic was based on the function another forum had. You would have your own ''portfolio'' of threads. And i just so happened to be having a photo thread in my portfolio at the forums, so i really just felt like doing it again, as i really like sharing my own photos. I was considering just posting in the art museum thread, but i really wanted to have my own topic of photos, so i just had to make one. Other than that, i'm happy i inspired you to share yours as well.

This might derail the thread a little bit, but I thought you might like to know about this:

I made a coffee table type picture book from my photos on blurb.com for a Christmas present to my family and it really turned out fantastic. I wasn't sure how it would end up looking, especially because most my photos were taken with a point-and-shoot Olympus "tough" camera, but I am really surprised.

It is a bit expensive, but if you want to turn your photos into something physical that you can share with friends or family it is a really good way to do it.

The whole high standard for beauty thing will always bug me, but I do Like 1, 11, and 12.

When did you switch over from the 400d to the 1000d?

BIG TIME MASTER wrote:This might derail the thread a little bit, but I thought you might like to know about this:

I made a coffee table type picture book from my photos on blurb.com for a Christmas present to my family and it really turned out fantastic. I wasn't sure how it would end up looking, especially because most my photos were taken with a point-and-shoot Olympus "tough" camera, but I am really surprised.

It is a bit expensive, but if you want to turn your photos into something physical that you can share with friends or family it is a really good way to do it.

That's what i have my teachers for.

cloudyeki wrote:The whole high standard for beauty thing will always bug me, but I do Like 1, 11, and 12.

When did you switch over from the 400d to the 1000d?

Never used a 400d in the first place. I honestly don't know why it is stated that i'm using a 400d in the first place.

Hm... Might just be a quark with the memory card that day.

One new photo added to the first post. This one photo has a whole lot of meaning to me and is a metaphor for something personal. If interested in the backstory you can always message me about it, or any other photo.

As always, any advice is appreciated.

I think that's the best one yet