http://blog.snapfactory.com/?p=931 News and events from snapfactory Fri, 10 Sep 2010 07:32:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://blog.snapfactory.com/?p=931&cpage=1#comment-1796 Greg_Brave Mon, 08 Mar 2010 18:54:01 +0000 http://blog.snapfactory.com/?p=931#comment-1796 Hi Mark, <br>Good post, and I understand your position, but I wanted to say something in favor of "Munich" guy - sometimes his position is also a good one. I mean that yes, its a digital camera and shooting hundred more pics doesn't cost a thing, but from artistic point of view - if you just point and shoot, then just don't shoot. We see so much photographic crap on the internet, why add more to it?<br>This is why I love so much <a href="http://1x.com" rel="nofollow">1x.com</a> and don't like flickr. I also would like to give credit to that guy for one more thing - he didn't hesitate to critique you. Here, in the comments I didn't see a single negative comment. All of them are something like "you are doing a wonderful job!!!". But how can you learn from such comments? It is much easier to say "your photos are good, great, etc." and move on, than to say "your photos are not good because this and that". <br>I always look for that kind of "explained" critique. Hi Mark,
Good post, and I understand your position, but I wanted to say something in favor of “Munich” guy – sometimes his position is also a good one. I mean that yes, its a digital camera and shooting hundred more pics doesn't cost a thing, but from artistic point of view – if you just point and shoot, then just don't shoot. We see so much photographic crap on the internet, why add more to it?
This is why I love so much 1x.com and don't like flickr. I also would like to give credit to that guy for one more thing – he didn't hesitate to critique you. Here, in the comments I didn't see a single negative comment. All of them are something like “you are doing a wonderful job!!!”. But how can you learn from such comments? It is much easier to say “your photos are good, great, etc.” and move on, than to say “your photos are not good because this and that”.
I always look for that kind of “explained” critique.

]]> http://blog.snapfactory.com/?p=931&cpage=1#comment-1692 Greg_Brave Mon, 08 Mar 2010 10:54:01 +0000 http://blog.snapfactory.com/?p=931#comment-1692 Hi Mark, <br>Good post, and I understand your position, but I wanted to say something in favor of "Munich" guy - sometimes his position is also a good one. I mean that yes, its a digital camera and shooting hundred more pics doesn't cost a thing, but from artistic point of view - if you just point and shoot, then just don't shoot. We see so much photographic crap on the internet, why add more to it?<br>This is why I love so much <a href="http://1x.com" rel="nofollow">1x.com</a> and don't like flickr. I also would like to give credit to that guy for one more thing - he didn't hesitate to critique you. Here, in the comments I didn't see a single negative comment. All of them are something like "you are doing a wonderful job!!!". But how can you learn from such comments? It is much easier to say "your photos are good, great, etc." and move on, than to say "your photos are not good because this and that". <br>I always look for that kind of "explained" critique. Hi Mark,
Good post, and I understand your position, but I wanted to say something in favor of “Munich” guy – sometimes his position is also a good one. I mean that yes, its a digital camera and shooting hundred more pics doesn't cost a thing, but from artistic point of view – if you just point and shoot, then just don't shoot. We see so much photographic crap on the internet, why add more to it?
This is why I love so much 1x.com and don't like flickr. I also would like to give credit to that guy for one more thing – he didn't hesitate to critique you. Here, in the comments I didn't see a single negative comment. All of them are something like “you are doing a wonderful job!!!”. But how can you learn from such comments? It is much easier to say “your photos are good, great, etc.” and move on, than to say “your photos are not good because this and that”.
I always look for that kind of “explained” critique.

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