This is the series for ~albonia, whose work you should totally check out The idea through this is...wrestler. xD
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I'm sorry. My camera sucks, and I don't have money for a new one. Though I'd rather you have said nothing at all than made me feel like crap about all of it >.<
I'm a student of Graphic Design, so I know that for stock photography to be useful, it MUST be clear and of a decently large size.
And I didn't say anything rude. I was just telling you that they could have been useful, if they weren't blurry. I didn't know if the camera was at fault, or if it was accidental blurriness. I was just bringing your attention to the matter.
wellp, thank you. But I do this for free, for no other reason than some people do find it useful. -shrug- There happen to be a ton of people who use it purely for anatomical reference, which is freakin' awesome. But they are not manipping photos, so this works for them. If I got money for what I did, ya damned straight it would be perfect and clear and much better lit. Unfortunately, I don't get paid, so I do it for free and for fun. It's not so fun to be told what I've spent so much time on is useless though. >.>
Again, only a couple were blurry. Thus, it was most likely accidental. And only a couple out of the whole lot you've done, does NOT add up to a great amount of time. But seriously, you should know this as you are old enough to know, That is life! You will be criticized. But don't think of what I said as criticism. I meant it to be helpful, so that you could keep in mind what is more useful.
Plus, clear photos do make better anatomical references. Just sayin'. I do have a traditional art background, I would know.
Also, I forgot to mention, some of the photos in this series ARE NOT blurry. And that's why I wanted to bring it to your attention. A lot of them are of a decent quality. So, it was just strange to see good quality and then poor quality, all of the sudden.
I'm a student of Graphic Design, so I know that for stock photography to be useful, it MUST be clear and of a decently large size.
And I didn't say anything rude. I was just telling you that they could have been useful, if they weren't blurry. I didn't know if the camera was at fault, or if it was accidental blurriness. I was just bringing your attention to the matter.
Plus, clear photos do make better anatomical references. Just sayin'. I do have a traditional art background, I would know.