A Very Basic Guide to Critiquing Images

[millephil]

Help!!!!! all i want to know, is how to post shots to be critiqued.I read the bit about flickur etc.can i just upload straight from my computer???

Phil

[RLucas]

Originally Posted by millephil

Help!!!!! all i want to know, is how to post shots to be critiqued.I read the bit about flickur etc.can i just upload straight from my computer???

Phil

Yes you can. Just make sure the file is small enough. 400kb I think? When you make a new thread, just click on the paperclip icon on the top of the message header, and upoad your file from there. It will walk you through it and tell you the maximum diminsions allowed.

[millephil]

thanks mate, will try that
Phil

[Markel253]

Great list - thanks!

I think that people also need to realize that this is art - and people can see the same thing in many different ways, and none of them are "wrong". One may disagree and not see it as someone else does, yet each vision is "right" for the person seeing it.

I have also been reading some of the argument here. I agree that while I certainly like to be told that someone likes my shot, it doesn't cause me to think or consider new ideas or techniques. HOWEVER, I don't appreciate being ridiculed or put down - nor would I ever do that while critiquing someone else's work. All that will do is discourage them from ever "putting themselves out there" and that is not the intention at all.

[raghunath2437]

A basic question!

Thanks for a simple 1-2-3 guide.

[wulf]

Originally Posted by raghunath2437

A basic question!

Click on your name in the top left of a post you have contributed and look for the option to find all posts you have made.

A better way to manage things is to set up your account options (via the User Control Panel) so that you are automatically subscribed to every thread you contribute to; you can then return to the control panel and see a list of subscribed threads updated since your last visit.

Wulf