SavannahBC
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I am very offended :O
I'm a girl not a boy
apart from that thanks
I'm a girl not a boy
apart from that thanks
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Ok, no. Seriously... no.
He's 14 so let's not dash his hopes, but let's not artificially pump him up either. The world has enough of that lately and we don't need to contribute to it here.
Ok, no. Seriously... no.
He's 14 so let's not dash his hopes, but let's not artificially pump him up either. The world has enough of that lately and we don't need to contribute to it here.
I disagree. With the experience and equipment being used, I think these shots are 'good'. Of course, I'm fairly new myself so what am I to say? I don't think there was any "artificial pumping up" going on here at all. Are these photos going to find themselves word-famous - no. I also don't recall saying they were "awesome". Are there people with more experience to offer more critical advice - sure. I don't think sincerely commenting on people's work, good or bad, is wasting anyone's time or inhibiting growth. I think when you participate in a forum for people to post comments regardless of experience, you need to expect less than stellar or critical reviews. Not everyone is an expert. Perhaps there should be an experience requirement to offer comments? Geez. And what's wrong with being a little encouraging to people anyway? People spend more time on here complaining about "useless comments" and posts being in the wrong area than they do offering sincere advice for the original poster sometimes. Please focus your expertise on the work, not on us "useless comment" people. :thumbup:
I'll insure more critical viewpoints in the future. Please allow those people who comment "incorrectly" to learn from the experts, as well as those who post images for commenting instead of just jumping to the conclusion of useless, inhibiting feedback. Let's also not forget that fortunately, photography is a subjective art and open to interpretation in many ways by many people.
Well, I have taken on manaheim's advice and ordered that book
But each to their own in photography, some will like simple photo's that are just nice to look at, some will like photo's that can tell a story, etc.
So no need to get arsey with each other xD
I'm 14 and for around about a year now I've taken an interest to photography. I've tried a few times but my pictures never seem as good as I hope. I haven't yet got round to editing my photo's, but I do plan on making a start on tweaking them a little bit. If I'm honest, even I know these pictures aren't that good :\ but anyway some advice on how to improve would be much appreciated, thanks!
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your response to manaheim is a prime example of someone who does not know how to take HONEST critisim. Read the PACT (linked in a lot of our signatures) if you cannot take honest advice, don't ask for it. The pictures aren't good, and people don't like looking at boring pictures. a bunch of grass does not tell a story..
^^^ +1 (to manaheim) while I was reading through all the comments, I was thinking to myself, "someone needs to tell this kid the truth" no they aren't good, but your just starting, they aren't suppose to be good yet! but it looks like your on the right track.
Manaheim basically said everything I was thinking.. so I won't say it all again
Well, I have taken on manaheim's advice and ordered that book
But each to their own in photography, some will like simple photo's that are just nice to look at, some will like photo's that can tell a story, etc.
So no need to get arsey with each other xD
your response to manaheim is a prime example of someone who does not know how to take HONEST critisim. Read the PACT (linked in a lot of our signatures) if you cannot take honest advice, don't ask for it. The pictures aren't good, and people don't like looking at boring pictures. a bunch of grass does not tell a story..
^^^ +1 (to manaheim) while I was reading through all the comments, I was thinking to myself, "someone needs to tell this kid the truth" no they aren't good, but your just starting, they aren't suppose to be good yet! but it looks like your on the right track.
Manaheim basically said everything I was thinking.. so I won't say it all again
Well, I have taken on manaheim's advice and ordered that book
But each to their own in photography, some will like simple photo's that are just nice to look at, some will like photo's that can tell a story, etc.
So no need to get arsey with each other xD
your response to manaheim is a prime example of someone who does not know how to take HONEST critisim. Read the PACT (linked in a lot of our signatures) if you cannot take honest advice, don't ask for it. The pictures aren't good, and people don't like looking at boring pictures. a bunch of grass does not tell a story..
Well incase you haven't noticed I did take on manaheim's advice, I said that i've order the book.. So is that really not taking honest criticism. No, it's not I was quite glad that manaheim posted that comment. In my opinion, the pictures aren't great. But i guess they're the best I've came up with. And as for 3, it was actually an accident, I was meant to take a picture of the park, but it came out like that, although the other pics I took of the park didn't. I do want people to tell me honest opinions, just because I'm 14 doesn't mean I'm gonna go cry if someone says they don't like my photos. I just take on board what people say Oh and also I've tried editing my photo's on paintshop pro 7. I can't seem to be happy with what i do but I'm working on it thanks for the advice guys!
^^^ not to mention as handsome.