NEW Website!

[mpphoto12]

i just made a webite for my photograpgy tell me what you think so far. MatthewPoling.net

[Vlad Xp]

Its layout resembles a gallery-type of a site. Not bad if you want to show clients your work. I saw a wedding album. Was it your first, or have you done weddings in the past? Even with a 5D Mk II and a 24-70mm f/2.8, I'm still too nervous to do a wedding, and people are asking.

[Sean Setters]

My suggestion: Get a better profile picture. :-)

[mpphoto12]

No it was my first wedding and a failure it is not a good representation of what i normally do lol its done through zenfolio so people can purchase things as well as view them in a gallery to be more specific. I set this up for next year when i shoot all the sports for my school and get parents to buy them lolz

[mpphoto12]

why get a better profile picture? lol

[ShutterbugJohan]

Looks nice. One thing I'd change is the number of photos in the "Kim and Jeff Todd" folder. 130 good pictures don't have the same impact as 15-25 great pictures.



My suggestion: Get a better profile picture. :-)


I like the profile picture. :-)



it was my first wedding and a failure


What made it a failure?

[mpphoto12]

well there is a bunch of over/ under exposed photos. I plan on deleting the bad ones i have not gotten to it yet. in a few my flash failed on me completely do to its suckiness lol im just not very good at wedings it makes me nervous.

[Steve Eisenberg]

The website looks fine. But I wanted to hit on the over-exposures of 10-48. Your camera looks to be taking those nice dark trees into account when setting the exposure. Normally I'd recommend using center-weighted metering. But seeing as it's a wedding, and the men and women are dressed in opposite tones, if I were you I would Exposure-Lock off of the pavement. It's a nice gray tone, and would produce better exposures.


Also the the Schaub book on techniques for the wedding photographer is a great book.


Great work though. It sure is high pressure!