I have no idea what to keep up, put more of, get in there, or how to organize. Halp?

Hi there.

Easier said than done, there's a lot of images.  I'd start by looking for any multiple images from the same set, choosing a favorite and removing any others.

For visual impact less is more.

Easiest way to cull edit is to take a group of images (or a row in your port) and pick the best of each group, keep that and dismiss the rest  .  .  .  keep doing that until you've reached a nice mix of images, each as a strong stand alone that doesn't duplicate looks  .  .  .  I used to do a lot of agency and ad work, so being able to whittle down a day's output to the "best" one (or best handful and let the client choose the best one) from hundreds of images quickly was important  .  .  .  take images from each shoot you do and make the images compete with each other to survive the cut, it'll become easier and quicker the more you do it!

SOS

Less gore.  Or if you are going to do gore, at least make it seriously scary.

What should I remove?

Hi,

Hope 2021 brings you much success.
Going to tell you what I like and what changes I might make if any.
As a lazy photographer, too many photos, is way to much work to look at.



Shows you as the model quite well, suggested changes, tighter crop at photo bottom just above the hands or knees, light areas distract the viewer’s eyes; crop off photo left, at the edge of your black shirt sleeve.
[I care about you the model not the window.]


I think you pulled this one off nicely


Love the sparkle in your eyes


Interesting, looks like a scene out of a movie


Fun photo, the blond hair was an interesting twist


Tighter crop, move the logo


[Of all the bars you had to come to mine.] My impression of the story line

The reason some photos were not selected was because the eyes lacked sparkle, good catch lights add muck to a photo.

I wish you well