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Champion
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It seems that recently, the line between the forums is getting a bit blurred. There is a sub forum for posting pictures for the sake of posting pictures. The photo critique forum is for asking for honest feedback of your photos.
When posting in the Critique forum, please include more in your original post than just an introduction of the picture (ie: This is a shot I took yesterday). Tell us what you are trying to accomplish with the photograph, and what you might be concerned with in its execution. For instance, start your post off with "I am trying to capture this balloon in an artistic manner, but the picture doesn't seem to work the way I'm wanting it to. What can I do to make the composition better, and to create balance." That will set the tone for the post.
Too many times recently, there is just a picture posted and that's it. There is a different way to critique a snapshot than by critiquing on artistic merit.
Lets try to make this sub forum a learning area to really delve into what makes good photos, and not just a place to post pictures....there is another place to do that.
Post edited by: NCPhotoTrekker, at: 2008/01/15 04:55
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Greg A. Kiser
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A true photograph need not be explained, nor can it be contained in words. - Ansel Adams
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SallyG
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how can i make my pictures small enough to post on the photo critique?? Right now they are to big and i am told the wrong file type??
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Champion
NCPhotoTrekker
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SallyG wrote:
how can i make my pictures small enough to post on the photo critique?? Right now they are to big and i am told the wrong file type??
Try this for posting pictures... http://www.photographyboard.net/forums/all-about-
everything/37148-how-to-post-a-picture.html
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Greg A. Kiser
Member since February 2007
Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Lots of "L" glass
www.446Photography.com
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A true photograph need not be explained, nor can it be contained in words. - Ansel Adams
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