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<blockquote data-quote="WhiteLight" data-source="post: 219200" data-attributes="member: 9556">Hulk, firstly you are asking questions in a public forum, so back off a bit as you looking for help/advice.I would wonder how many people would find your original question 'stupid' to begin with.Being a bit humble hurts no one &amp; will probably get you the answer that will help you.I did read your original response to STM which you later edited.. obviously you yourself felt it was uncalled for, so you mellowed it down.. a wee bit..you may want to take a look at STM's pics (or the others helping you) &amp; you will know they know something about what they talking about.Anyhow back to your question, it is quite obvious that if you stick with one style (film style or analog), you are surely pushing yourself into a corner.You are going to get clients who only want what you are portraying &amp; that may be a very small list.Everyone's tastes are different &amp; what you may find good (or stupid) i may find awesome and brilliant.Sooo... you should have one signature style which would be your specialty, which everyone would appreciate, but you definitely need variety so you have something to offer anyone who views your portfolio.that being said, you may want to trash everything i said cos i wasn't around when the film days were</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WhiteLight, post: 219200, member: 9556"] Hulk, firstly you are asking questions in a public forum, so back off a bit as you looking for help/advice. I would wonder how many people would find your original question 'stupid' to begin with. Being a bit humble hurts no one & will probably get you the answer that will help you. I did read your original response to STM which you later edited.. obviously you yourself felt it was uncalled for, so you mellowed it down.. a wee bit.. you may want to take a look at STM's pics (or the others helping you) & you will know they know something about what they talking about. Anyhow back to your question, it is quite obvious that if you stick with one style (film style or analog), you are surely pushing yourself into a corner. You are going to get clients who only want what you are portraying & that may be a very small list. Everyone's tastes are different & what you may find good (or stupid) i may find awesome and brilliant. Sooo... you should have one signature style which would be your specialty, which everyone would appreciate, but you definitely need variety so you have something to offer anyone who views your portfolio. that being said, you may want to trash everything i said cos i wasn't around when the film days were [/QUOTE]

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