It's time for another round of video photo critiques! This week, it's Pheasant Feathers Headdress by Greer Brooks.
So, check out the critique below, and if you want to have one of your own photos critiqued, check out this post!
Photo Critique V: Portrait
Peter's original image...
It's time for another round of video photo critiques! This week, it's Portrait by Peter Dahlgren. He has helpfully done a blog entry on the photo as well, to help you get a feel for how he's done it.
So, check out the critique below, and if you want to have one of your own photos critiqued, check out this post!
Photo Critique IV: Eagle
It's time for another round of video photo critiques! This week, it's Eagle, by Latrell Olner that's going on the proverbial chopping block.
So, check out the critique below, and if you want to have one of your own photos critiqued, check out this post!
Enjoy!
Video Photo Critique III: Biz Eating Apple
Today's video critique is Biz Eating Apple, by DiaspirePhoto. Take a closer look at it on Flickr!
This is the third in my now-weekly series of video critiques. To see all (well... Both) critiques and to find out how to get your own critique, check out this post.
Well then, with that out of the way, let's get cracking on the critique:
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Video Photo Critique II: Gay Balloons
Today's video critique is Gay Balloons, by Sam Levy - take a closer look at it on Flickr!
Sam's photo is the second video critique I've done, so let me know if this format works a little bit better. To see all (well... Both) critiques and to find out how to get your own critique, check out this post.
Well then, with that out of the way, let's get cracking on the critique (oh, and if you can't see it because you're looking at it in a RSS reader or similar, simply come to the original of the article here so you can see it!)
Video photo critique I: Pont de Bratislava
Pont de Bratislava, by Flickr user Equismo
Today, I wanted to try something a little bit different. Personally, I'm an enormous fan of photo critiques (that might explain my name on Twitter - @Photocritic), as I think they are a great tool to learn from your mistakes, and from those of others as well, obviously.
I wanted to see if video was a useful way of doing these critiques; so here's a first attempt!
The photo I've taken a closer look at is Pont de Bratislava, by Flickr user Equismo:
Any feedback?
This whole video critique thing is completely new to me, and I'm not sure if I've got it right quite yet - so any feedback you may have would be warmly welcomed! Also, if you want to enter your photos to be considered for critique, please add them to the Flickr group!