Dominic Robinson 1 Posted March 10 On 09/03/2019 at 02:49, wiskerke said: Just try it with your own images that come up very close to each other in a search. wim Hi, I have just tried a search with the phrase "indian animals" and then as a separate words "indian" and "animals". The phrase came up with 33 of my images on the first page and only 6 with the separated word tags. It clearly pays to use a phrase as well as separate words. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Dominic Robinson 1 Posted March 10 On 09/03/2019 at 08:27, dustydingo said: It could also establish your portfolio with a point of difference over most others of the same ilk I have seen here and elsewhere . . . a very positive point of difference too if your captions and additional information are accurate (which I'm sure they are by the way). In other words, I definitely do not think it is wasted effort. Instead I think the extra effort you take could lift your portfolio above the crowd . . . and even if it doesn't, it in no way detracts from your image. DD Thanks for your ideas. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Marianne 385 Posted March 10 7 hours ago, Dominic Robinson said: Thanks Marianne. You have some very strongly composed images which show a great eye for form and colour. Thanks Dominic. Working hard to improve my work. I'm always in awe of wildlife photographers. I'm much better with subjects that don't move. 😎 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
