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I wasn't gonna add comments on how the photos were made. I meant just a general overall statement. Ok thanks for all

your comments everyone.

I am constructing my website and wanted to put a brief sentence on my style, but I don't think I really have one main one. I thought it

had to do more with color, but it is everything!

Also I wanted to learn more about style, because I hear a lot of people say they like so and so style of Photography, etc. I also have come

across photographers and in my mind I want to try to describe what their work is like.

I think people who say they like a style, im going to ask them, well what kind of style is it? What do u mean?

Matt laur, I hope you didn't click on old images on

the right. The images at center of page are ones

that I like out of all my images. if wanna see all,

just click next few pages, about 43 images I think.

I think the color, depth of field, in them is what I

like. I just have to shoot more, ESP people.

I like anything rural, agriculture related. Would

you call that a,style? Maybe I havent gotten there

yet, but all the images I picked seem to have a

common thing... Out in the country, rural setting.

Or farm......

Do for wedding Photography, style is based moreso on how the photos are taken? & that determines what the images are like.

And style then also has to do with the type of ppl in the images, and who you cater to. ?

Thanks for the responses. I kind of moreso mean

the types of words, the different words that can be

used to describe a style. Like, so describe your

style?

I'm not worried about getting to a style,I just want

to accurately describe my style, and others.

Pictures show everything, but when telling a friend,

or a potential client like on the phone ot just

chatting next to a person in line at the grocery

store.

<p>I hope I posted this in the right forum category.<br>

My question is, how does one define or describe a photography style? Are there certain parameters that are used to describe a style? such as, light/dark, color, common types of subjects, processing method....? Or is there a certain method/best way to describe a photography style? <br>

I guess I just need some more examples. I have heard terms like fun, bubbly, dark, dramatic, unobtrusive, grunge...<br>

I'm trying to figure out my style--to describe it. If you'd like to browse through my pages on Flickr please do. <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/agling4ever/">http://www.flickr.com/photos/agling4ever/</a><br>

<br />Thanks in advance for questions, hope this can start an interesting thread!</p>

Funny how ppl assume that the 17-52 was the

current lens, I never had any. MP, why do think

20D with 28-75mm lens is better, for you.

<p>I use a Canon 20D, smaller ApS-C sensor camera.<br>

<br />I have been wanting to get a 24-70mm lens f 2/8, because I feel that I can get enough wider angle, and then also zoom in to 70mm.<br>

<br />However, on an Aps-C camera like mine, does it make sense to do that? The wide angle, and zoom, is equally important to me.<br>

What is the difference between a 24-70mm lens on a Full-frame camera, and a 17-52 mm lens on an aps-c camera? will it produce the same image cropping?<br>

For example, would taking a pic at 52mm focal length on APS C camera produce the similar crop or zoom if you took a pic with a 24-70mm lens at 70mm focal length on a full-frame camera?<br>

That's all I need to know... prefer no answers that "depend on" such and such...</p>

<p>Thanks.</p>