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Derrel · Nov 6, 2011

Mod note - for the current critique thread please see this thread here: http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/...-brutally-honest-critique-your-photo-huh.html

Mark, where are you, man??? You've got photos lined up to C&C, and you're out taking a break?? What's up, dude?

I have two brutally honest phrases for C&C. The first is, "This photo sucks,man!" and the second one is, "Lady, this photo sucks!" Four simple, easy-to-spell, short words handle alllllllll of my brutally honest C&C's.

Bitter Jeweler · Nov 6, 2011

Derrel, you need to post a few up for critique! C'mon man! It'll be fun!

Bitter Jeweler · Nov 6, 2011

Derrel, the first one would look nice printed very large, over my mantel. I really dig it.

Overread · Nov 6, 2011

WOWA you got Derral posting pics!

About time we saw more of them!

Also you know you can always show smaller pics and put direct links to bigger ones if you want to show them bigger

Markw · Nov 6, 2011

Hmm..I suppose I should have expected reactions like these. :lol:

If any of you actually want photos critiqued, please edit your post and take it down to three photos. :mrgreen:

Mark

Derrel · Nov 6, 2011

Overread said:
WOWA you got Derral posting pics! About time we saw more of them!

Also you know you can always show smaller pics and put direct links to bigger ones if you want to show them bigger

Dude...I've had over 3,200 pics posted and on-line for years...just click on my profile,and my link's been there since the very first day I showed up here, for those who care to see my pics...but who really cares about my photos man? It's all about the hobby, the enjoyment, the passion that comes from blowing all your spare money and time on shooting pictures...it doesn't matter if the photos or good or not...it's about the passion!

Oh, and Mark...what about "The only rule:
NO LINKS"

Majeed Badizadegan · Nov 8, 2011

Thread is D.O.A?

ADavis85 · Nov 8, 2011

^ I hope not...

Bitter Jeweler · Nov 8, 2011

Rotanimod said:
Thread is D.O.A?

It's like a bad golf swing.

No follow through.

But look on the bright side, you can always create your own thread to have your images critiqued!

ADavis85 · Nov 8, 2011

Bitter Jeweler said:
It's like a bad golf swing.

No follow through.

But look on the bright side, you can always create your own thread to have your images critiqued!

Yeah, and I mean...everyone's busy, I'm sure TPF isn't the only thing OP has to do with his life. But I think I will create a critique thread, I have a few I'd like some opinions on.

jaomul · Nov 8, 2011

Bitter Jeweler said:
Rotanimod said:

Thread is D.O.A?

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It's like a bad golf swing.

No follow through.

But look on the bright side, you can always create your own thread to have your images critiqued!

Ya but the best judge on TPF may not get around to judging threads he did not start himself

Bitter Jeweler · Nov 8, 2011

usayit said:
I have to give a thumbs up to the OP. Most of his comments have been fair and constructive... something that many threads here in the TPF don't offer.

That's great if you are only interested in the opinions of one, rather than weighing the opinions of several.

ADavis85 · Nov 8, 2011

skieur said:
To be brutally honest about critiquing the critiques, you are taking a very limited, emotional approach to whether the shot says anything to you. "Professional" critiquing involves the technical side: You did not notice mention of over or under-exposure, camera angle, depth of field etc. and the one suggestion about wide angle would have flattened the shot in a negative way. Only one comment about editing and that was very vague. No suggestions about how to improve any of the images in post. A more thorough critique of the technical side is warranted on some shots.

Composition needs to be evaluated in a more specific way including the visual effect (positive or negative) of shape, colour, texture, lighting etc. or the position of the picture elements and whether a better placement was possible. You did not use the term: centre of interest, either, and the fact that at least one image did not have one and that the centre of interest must have some level of visual impact for the viewer. A clichee shot for example is often one with a boring centre of interest that requires a more original approach from the photographer.

These are just a very few pointers. There are many more.

You provided a few comments but definitely not a critique.

skieur

So are you able to provide said "professional critiques"?

usayit · Nov 8, 2011

Bitter Jeweler said:
usayit said:

I have to give a thumbs up to the OP. Most of his comments have been fair and constructive... something that many threads here in the TPF don't offer.

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That's great if you are only interested in the opinions of one, rather than weighing the opinions of several.

You cannot have fair and constructive responses from several?

Bitter Jeweler · Nov 8, 2011

usayit said:
Bitter Jeweler said:

usayit said:

I have to give a thumbs up to the OP. Most of his comments have been fair and constructive... something that many threads here in the TPF don't offer.

Click to expand...

That's great if you are only interested in the opinions of one, rather than weighing the opinions of several.

Click to expand...

You cannot have fair and constructive responses from several?

Point missed, perhaps?