Godfrey made several very good points. I had been thinking about some of
them myself, but forgot to add to my response.
And I would like to highlight a few of them, very nicely formulated by
Godfrey with minor comments from myself:
Godfrey DiGiorgi Wed, 13 Dec 2017 09:04:52 -0800 wrote:
- A reasonable size that they can put on their phones, essentially,
something like 1600 pixels on the long edge works well.
[IR: And that works for most computer screens and tablets too.]
-Forget delivering raw files ... It's not only a waste of time
because they will almost invariably not know what to do with them, but it
usually turns them off ...
[IR: So true! And falls under the KISS principle.]
- ALWAYS curate what you show them FIRST to be your best work, and show
them the FINISHED work, not "work in progress."
- ONLY offer what shows your work off in the best light.
[IR: It's been formulated before, - possibly by Larry: "You are judged by
your worst photo presented"]
Igor
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