It's All About The Toes

[Idaho Girl]

This is a photo of one of our shelter cats. Please critique, thank you!

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[windrider86]

Please review the guidelines and edit your post accordingly. thank you

[Idaho Girl]

I don't know what is wrong wit hthe image......it isn't too big. I will remove it. Sorry for the blunder.

[IABoomer]

While I'm not a mod here, I do some moderating in other forums, so I can appreciate their position.

Idaho Girl, if you read the link that windrider provided, you'd see the following:

We want everyone to have fun and learn here at DPS. In order to insure that, there are some rules you need to follow when posting in the Critique sections:

1. Only ONE new critique request per day(24 hour period) for ENTIRE critique section. Choose your image carefully.
2. Please post only ONE image in the thread. If you need to show more, link it to your set. If you post more than one, the other will be deleted at the moderators discretion.
3. Please keep images to 740px on the longest side. Mods reserve the right to resize oversize images or delete them until resized. This is easy to put up the proper size if you use flickr. If you feel it is necessary for us to see a larger size, link to it.
4. We strongly encourage the use of a photosharing site such as flickr, photobucket, zoomr, etc.
5. Please include the following information, if possible, with your image: EXIF info, type of camera, specific questions (What do you think? is not a specific question). A meaningful title, NOT "Critique Please", will also get your post noticed in a crowded section.
6. Only post if you are willing to be critiqued - this isn't a place for showing off, but a place for people to suggest how you can improve. If you don't think you need to improve then this might not be the section of our forums for you.


Helpful threads:

1. Posting Pictures from Photo Sharing Sites (A visual guide)
2. A Very Basic Guide to Critiquing Images
3. FAQ

Note point 5. Then think about what you originally posted and why the mod may have posted the link they did.

Were you questioning your use of focus, the color balance, the composition? What did you take the picture with (lens, camera, shutter speed, aperture, ISO)?