Okay, now I'm remembering why I don't have many black and whites in my portfolio...it's hard to get good ones! I made it down to the beach at lunch today, and got quite a few photos that I like in color, but really are boring in black and white.
Hey guys..I noticed a lot of positive comments on all the shots, which is way cool, but I would suspect that some real honest opinions would really help people get better even on mine. What I see in my shot is going to be totally different that what the public eye sees. Don't be afraid to give me a honest comment and I hope you don't get upset if I give mine. I will try to give it in the nicest way possible.
Hey guys..I noticed a lot of positive comments on all the shots, which is way cool, but I would suspect that some real honest opinions would really help people get better even on mine. What I see in my shot is going to be totally different that what the public eye sees. Don't be afraid to give me a honest comment and I hope you don't get upset if I give mine. I will try to give it in the nicest way possible.
Agreed. One good guideline for critiquing is to say one thing that you like about the photo and one thing that you don't like as much. The former will continue to make us feel all warm and fuzzy inside (as we are now accustomed to feeling with all the positive comments thus far), whereas the latter will help us more with our future work, as Sonifo points out.
Just want to say that I really appreciate the thoughtful comments on my photos to date. I enjoy compliments but particularly appreciate people taking time to critique and make suggestions. LG
Hey guys..I noticed a lot of positive comments on all the shots, which is way cool, but I would suspect that some real honest opinions would really help people get better even on mine. What I see in my shot is going to be totally different that what the public eye sees. Don't be afraid to give me a honest comment and I hope you don't get upset if I give mine. I will try to give it in the nicest way possible.
Agreed. One good guideline for critiquing is to say one thing that you like about the photo and one thing that you don't like as much. The former will continue to make us feel all warm and fuzzy inside (as we are now accustomed to feeling with all the positive comments thus far), whereas the latter will help us more with our future work, as Sonifo points out.
and comments of all sorts is fun and exciting. I get a kick out of seeing a new comment in my e-mail box....just don't be afraid to let me have it. :-))
We're posting week 5 because it's the 5th week of the year. We started with week 4. But you can call it week 2 since it's the 2nd week of the challenge.
