SO here is a thread that can be used for anyone who is interested in having their photo (just one at a time) looked over by others here and have input made. YOU will need to determine who is qualified in your mind to pay attention to but please- no vitriol or bad feelings.:thumbsdn: So we'll see how this is received.:scratch2:
You, by posting a pic and asking for assistance, have tacitly given approval for others to work with your image and reposting it. Remember that YOU have come here, asking for assistance.
It will help to give information on...
Experience level
Camera and lens
ISO
tripod or not
weather/wind conditions if you recall them
THE CAVEATS:
Comments on photos should be made in the name of helping someone out in anything about the photo thinking, making, and post-production process..
Return comments made to the people adding assistance for you should be respectful.
This can only work in the vein of education.
There are few "absolutes" in any creative process but there are SOME.
This cannot work if you have too much pride to accept others commenting on your work.
So here is one of mine as the opener for critiquing.
Advanced amateur level (shot freelance pro in the 80's)
Morning light, overcast
Nikon D7000, Tamron 28-70 MF (at 70mm)
Handheld
1/13sec @ f11, ISO 200
You, by posting a pic and asking for assistance, have tacitly given approval for others to work with your image and reposting it. Remember that YOU have come here, asking for assistance.
It will help to give information on...
Experience level
Camera and lens
ISO
tripod or not
weather/wind conditions if you recall them
THE CAVEATS:
Comments on photos should be made in the name of helping someone out in anything about the photo thinking, making, and post-production process..
Return comments made to the people adding assistance for you should be respectful.
This can only work in the vein of education.
There are few "absolutes" in any creative process but there are SOME.
This cannot work if you have too much pride to accept others commenting on your work.
So here is one of mine as the opener for critiquing.
Advanced amateur level (shot freelance pro in the 80's)
Morning light, overcast
Nikon D7000, Tamron 28-70 MF (at 70mm)
Handheld
1/13sec @ f11, ISO 200
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