For starters, my comments were contributed to help both the author and owner of the blog understand what some of their visitors expect or hope to see when they reach their blog/article. One would hope for and expect constructive criticism if they wish to improve upon their work.

If you read my comment AT ALL…you would have CLEARLY read the suggestions and constructive feedback that I offered. To complain for the sake of bickering about nothing at all is fruitless and pointless. And my comments were nothing of the sort.

Rather, I’m a photographer who is always looking to improve, grow, and learn more in the hopes of becoming better at what I do. And when I visit digital-photography-school.com, I EXPECT to find things that will help me learn and grow as a *photographer*…and that would include tips on composition, understanding and mastering light, and many other fundamentals that most amateur photogs either ignore or don’t even realize as disciplines to hone and develop.

So Mr Seljos, carefully examine what you are complaining about—complainers and the legitimate things they have to say—before you snap at others for expressing constructive feedback. EVERYONE is entitled to express their perspectives. Even “complainers.”

I also appreciate all of the encouragement and building up that generally comes from the DPS crowd.

I will also say this, thanks to Michael, the negative commenter above. First, because he’s brave enough to be critical with no cowardice towards sharing his own blog’s address. Second, and more importantly, he was willing to offer not just a complaint, but a way I can do it better next time.