Julie Kenward
05-16-2010, 07:40 PM
One of the things about our forums that make them so spectacular is the feedback we get from each other. No matter what your skill level as a photographer, no matter how well you do or don't speak English, if you are going to participate in posting you need to participate in critiquing. The guideline is that for every photo you post, you critique five others.
If you need help with critiquing, let me know. There are all kinds of guidelines here at BPN to help you help others on their photographic journey. We're all in this together, folks. The quality of our images in this forum continues to rise - and it does so because we all take the time to help others learn and "see" their photographs from a fresh set of eyes. Critiques should be gentle but truthful (as you understand the truth of an image to be). Say what you feel, tell what you know, and remember - if you post, you must critique. ;)
If you need help with critiquing, let me know. There are all kinds of guidelines here at BPN to help you help others on their photographic journey. We're all in this together, folks. The quality of our images in this forum continues to rise - and it does so because we all take the time to help others learn and "see" their photographs from a fresh set of eyes. Critiques should be gentle but truthful (as you understand the truth of an image to be). Say what you feel, tell what you know, and remember - if you post, you must critique. ;)