Okay, Lightspeed, you want to know what your real HONEST TO FREAKIN' GOODNESS problem is? You can't take critique. It doesn't matter how I phrased my initial post. It doesn't matter how insightful or meaningful it was. You wouldn't accept it for two major reasons in particular.
A.) You do not respond well to critique. Presently speaking, and historically speaking. You think your photographs are infallible and if there were to be a god, they'd be considered a 'gift'.
B.) If I had created a new account, and posted the exact same thing, you might have actually thought twice about your composition, your subject and your framing. It wouldn't have been coming from 'o hey tyler' at that point. It would have been coming from "JohnDoeD3100", who in your eyes, might actually know a thing or two about photography regardless of his singular post count.
Instead, you create melodramatic posts consisting of rants and excuses. Who cares? I sure as **** don't. If you want a photo to be "ripped apart", expect it. You posted a photograph that was less than deserving of praise when you asked for critique. It happens.
I see you're crying a river. Build a pontoon boat and get over it.
You do have a nasty habit of missing the entire point.
I take critique fine, until your sorry ass gets here and starts up, like you always do. Then people who find you appealing jump in with you.
Ok fine we don't like each other. Not long ago, I remember an image you threw up here of a room with scattered clothing all about, and people chimed in on how wonderful it was.
It was crap.
They were appeasing you. Why? I have no idea.
Seemingly you're more of a status symbol than anything else here. People read your words and take it for granted you're right about everything and what you see goes.
I look at it another way. I read your words and I laugh at you.
You're trying to turn this into something it's not.
Why? Because when it comes to me, that's what you do.
Now zip your cake hole, and take that for what it's worth.
The birds looking the other way huh tyler? This in and of itself tells me how broadened you are and what an expert you are in Wildlife photography.