they can not stand for their own and lose the atmosphere?
This will come down to the pictures at hand.
Plz critique my combined photo.
Looks like you forgot to link it.
brodecki
joined 11 months ago
I didn't really make a choice in the matter, it was clients who started to offer money for what I enjoyed doing anyway.
For a couple of months after getting my first DSLR (in 2010), I was shooting everything from concerts to house parties and published it all as albums on Facebook. After enough albums circulated through enough friends' and friends' friends' feeds, I eventually got a call from a couple that wanted to hire me for their wedding. The ball kept rolling from there, nowadays my photos hardly include any people anymore.
Of course, you see it in most films and TV shows, this approach is called shooting Day For Night and comes down to a combination of your lighting setup and post processing.
You forgot to paste the link
Take a look at some of the photos you like.
Start asking yourself questions about the lighting scenarios in those.
If you're having a hard time figuring them out, paste them here and we'll help.
You're not doing those landscape shots any favors. Not only are they competing for viewer's attention in every pair, they're also cropped in a very unfortunate matter when browsing your profile.