Nature portfolio

[Dominic Robinson 2]

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.

[Dominic Robinson 2]

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.

[Marianne 913]

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. 😎