TokuNation.com Looking For Photographers

Do you like to take pictures of your collection? Are you proud of some of the harder to find pieces that you've managed to collect? Would you like to share them with the tokusatsu world?

Then a position within TokuNation.com's Photo Staff might be something to consider!

We've opened up a few positions on our photo staff and are looking for individuals with a fondness for photography, and taking pictures of their tokusatsu collections, to fill them!

By joining our photo staff, you become part of one of the fastest growing tokusatsu communities in TokuNation, in the LARGEST fan-run network, The 2005 Network (home of sites like TFW2005.com, HissTank.com, and ToyArk.com), on the Internet today! Your galleries are also posted in our gallery section, which houses over a 100 different galleries to date! They are automatically frontpaged for the whole community to see, and links are automatically thrown up on our Facebook page as well as twitter feed. And there's even more in store in the future for our photo crew!

How do you join? It's simple! If you haven't already, register on TokuNation.com by following this link. Once you've done that, send a private message to Kickback, the site owner, with a link to some of the pictures you've taken.

That's it! Your pictures will be reviewed by site administration and you will be contacted within a couple of days!

Please use this thread to ask any questions. Myself, Den-O, conundrum, and MoonBaseTom will do our best to answer any questions you might have

Thanks!

Sent in my application . If more pics are needed, I'd be willing to provide some

I take bribes in all forms.

Shhhh don't tell Kickback

I doubt my pics are good enough, but I'll apply for the fun of it.

I don't have a decent camera.
Which is a shame, because I have some very photogenic figures in my collection.

We do have some standards that we like to push in terms of lighting and backdrops, as a white background looks better in nearly every photo possible (except if said figure is mostly white, then a black or even dark blue background tends to photo better).

But we encourage anyone interested to go ahead and send in some work! We can never have too many photo crew

If anyone needs any tips or pointers before they send in photos, feel free to PM me. I'd be more than happy to provide some constructive criticism.

I need to learn to do some post processing, especially when I use a white backdrop.

would love to help...the link on my signature has my photography on it.