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I have great respect for peolpe such as Invent, however I also have great respect for the professionals I work with.

Have you guys even got an of my design examples of which you are referring to?

Exactly professionals arent neccecarly the best judges, its like with photographs professional look for the good lighting etc but amateurs look at it and say whether its a good photo or not which is in the end all that matters.

My photos have been commented to be very good btw, comments from Ex-Head of Art for Getty Images.

Anyway, this topic isn't about me. Further contact about me and my design can be forwarded to [email protected]

A bit off-topic:
Will the person who was cowardly enough to do this:

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30-11-2007
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A very negative outlook. Please move on from the past.

reveal themselves, seeing as they aren't 'e-hard' enough to even leave their own username on a negative rep.

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Originally Posted by Zroc

My photos have been commented to be very good btw, comments from Ex-Head of Art for Getty Images.

Anyway, this topic isn't about me. Further contact about me and my design can be forwarded to [email protected]

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I guess you didnt actually bother to read my post then...

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Originally Posted by Oni

Exactly professionals arent neccecarly the best judges, its like with photographs professional look for the good lighting etc but amateurs look at it and say whether its a good photo or not which is in the end all that matters.

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If you make photos/designs for fun/community use, then yes, if a non-professional sais its nice, you're good.

But if you make these for a portfolio-book to hand in on a job interview, you will meet professionals who will look at your work, so then it might be good to keep advices from pro's in mind.

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Originally Posted by [oli]

If you make photos/designs for fun/community use, then yes, if a non-professional sais its nice, you're good.

But if you make these for a portfolio-book to hand in on a job interview, you will meet professionals who will look at your work, so then it might be good to keep advices from pro's in mind.

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I agree totally with the Job interview bit but the fact of the matter is he isnt applying for a job as a professional photographer.

I agree Oli.

At the moment, I am building a portfolio, so when I come to creating a CV, I can include all my computer experience, my design experience and my photography experience. I will start to write a CV early next year ;)

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Originally Posted by Zroc

I agree Oli.

At the moment, I am building a portfolio, so when I come to creating a CV, I can include all my computer experience, my design experience and my photography experience. I will start to write a CV early next year ;)

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How old are you now?
(This is a serious question, as I want to know if the age you have is old enough to start a CV)

Hes 13 I believe possibly 14