Photograph Evaluation?

Question

Last year I received a Sony Cyber-shot 7.2 MP. I adore taking pictures and I would love to show you some of my work and get your honest opinion. If you're up to it send me your email address so I can send you the photos. I look forward to hearing from you! Professionals are welcome! Most pics are of me! Honesty and depth in answer is apprieciated!

Here is the link actually:
http://www1.snapfish.com/thumbnailshare/AlbumID=44876806/a=43460384/t_=43460384

Answer 1

I would agree with JLT, but now that you have posted a link I will give you a critique. Learn better how to use your camera. Just say no to flash as it takes too much detail from the face. A lot of these pictures seem to have a good deal of background noise. If your camera will let you, open up the aperture. This will blur out a lot of the distracting bedposts and microwaves.

Also, although you look photogenic, practice on another model. If you want to do the Cindi Sherman thing with a series of self portraits, practice on another girl about your age where you can be objective. It is really hard for someone without extensive experience in portraiture to be objective doing a self portrait. Any critique of your work is not only a critique of your technical ability and your art, but also of your self. Separate the self from the others until the others are flawless.

Great eyes.

Answer 2

I would look at any pictures that are not illegal.
I am not interested in illegal pictures, especially of underage girls or boys. Leave an answer here and I will provide e-mail address.
I am a serious amateur with a Canon Digital Rebel and several Sigma professional lenses.

Answer 3

88 photos is a pretty large "portfolio"...you should showcase only your best work.

Being required to register on the site is also a turn-off. You might have some nice photos, but I don't have time for all the steps to view them.

I'd like to give you feedback, but you're making it difficult.