Hi, Well, some months I critique my faves, once in a while I do them all - it depends on my time and inclination. I don't think I've done it in a few months, mostly because my monitor only does b&w, I'm too cheap to buy a new one, and I feel uncomfortable commenting on colour pics if I can't see the colours! <g>
A few years ago, Chris Brogden, late of this list, organized a little critque group. Each month, all those who were part of the group were "assigned" a number of photos, and critiqued them on-list. It went on for maybe 6 months, and kind of devolved. People didn't "complete their assignments", and I think it just became too much for Chris. All photos were open to criticism unless a specific "no comments please" was on the photo. It was fun, but I have to admit, it was hard to comment of photos that I really didn't like. I'd always try to find something positive to say to temper my criticism, but that's not always easy. I think such a loosely organized critique circle might be fun to start up again though. Anyone interested? cheers, frank Boris Liberman wrote: > Hi! > > Just by the way, getting a critique on one photographs should help > them to extract more from their equipment and learn/advance a > technique they are using. > > So, at least by the above reason we might need to increase PUG > critique volume <grin and duck>. > -- "The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist fears it is true." -J. Robert Oppenheimer
