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lol so I get a "awesome pics" from one wedding photographer, a "nice overall" from a model photographer and a "not bad" from another wedding photographer. But then I get a "bad" from a architectural photographer and some guy. I don't really know what to make of that but thanks for all the input.
lol so I get a "awesome pics" from one wedding photographer, a "nice overall" from a model photographer and a "not bad" from another wedding photographer. But then I get a "bad" from a architectural photographer and some guy. I don't really know what to make of that but thanks for all the input.
It is up to you to take the crit as you see fit...or dont take it at all.
If a wedding photographer likes your stuff, then great. its his opinion. If you want to just listen to take and move on, great.
But remember that no matter who the critiquer is, we all see things a different way and everyone may have something valid to say.
Count yourself lucky you get variety... most CC here are drones who just tell you "nice job" and think that if they make nice nice with everyone, this will make them a better photographer
wow.
1. Processing is a little harsh, but otherwise not overly offensive. just kinda meh.
2. Honestly my reaction was "wow, looks like an animated torso of a bride coming to get me." Creepy and weird.
3. Very harsh and he looks ridiculous in the shades, but you said they insisted.
4. Is this a wedding or a high school garage band? Sorry- likely not your fault, but between the shades and the dorky poses in some park or whatever... wow.
5. Fine, I guess. The cutoff bothers me, but whatever.
6. Dark and creepy.
Sorry, harsh I know, but the "good job!" responses really kill me, and frankly I find these to be pretty ... well ... bad.
Really?
First of all, everyone's statements here are a matter of opinion... unless you'd like me to break out all the boring "rules".
I don't think someone needs to be an architectural photographer to tell me that the processing is harsh, or that the building looks kind of flat, or that perspective correction might be a good idea.
Nor do I expect I need to be a wedding photographer to tell you that your cake in the darkness is a little peculiar, or that the wedding dress hanging somewhat randomly under a tree without any visible suspension looks a little strange, or that the processing on an image is a little harsh.
You are well within your rights to completely ignore my critique if it doesn't suit you... and yes, they are critique... but I think your attempt to discredit my comments because I don't fit your personal rule set is a bit presumptuous.
When you get right down to it, you didn't like what you heard from me so you bristled and lashed back. If you were confident in your work, you'd simply say "Well, I don't agree, but I appreciate your comments" or perhaps "Well, that's interesting... can I ask why you say that?"
My suggestion to you would be to toughen up a bit, but I imagine you'll get all ticked off at that too.
*shrug*
Is a pretty good way to put someone on the defensive. You come across as a hater and all your "critique" goes out the window. In the future try just sticking to the critiquing and leave the judging to the clients. The thing that annoys me the most is were taking the time to write all this and its not even something productive. What a waste of our time.but the "good job!" responses really kill me, and frankly I find these to be pretty ... well ... bad.