FWIW, I appreciated your niggly detail comments on the tomato photo.
Very valuable.
Paul
On Jan 2, 2006, at 1F2:27 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 1/2/2006 9:17:23 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No, not at all. I like your comments even if I may disagree with them
from time to time.. My asking questions wasn't intended to shut you
up; quite the contrary. My intention was to get more information
from you as to how you think (since you raised some interesting
issues).
cheers,
frank
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Okay. I think my bar for my own photos and others has been raised.
Just from
being on this list, mainly. So I wonder sometimes if I should make
comments
based on my raised bar on list. I've been debating it internally
lately.
I try to tailor comments to various levels. Encouraging to newbies, a
more
critical eye to the more experienced, maybe some real niggly details
to those
who maybe are selling professionally. Like some comments I made
recently to
Paul. Also, I think some can handle negative feedback better because
they are
pretty self-assured about their photos.
If you're not trying to shhhh me then :-), just give me a swift kick
in the
pants if I get too critical. And I will continue along on this path...
Trouble
is I can't always debate what I like and what I am not fond of it with
someone else. It's a more visual, visceral reaction than an
intellectual one. So
I'll preface it with it doesn't work for me because...
Marnie aka Doe
