by #Photo—Assignment
Many folks join deviantART to get feedback on their work: whether it’s traditional, vector or photography, all artist need feedback. Many deviants even ask for an advance critiqe when posting new art. But what do you say? You may see an image and the first word that comes to your is “great image” or “fantastic!” But that’s not really an advance critiqe.
Below is a compilation of ideas you may want to consider when critiquing someone’s work. This article focusing on how to critique photographs, but a lot of the basic principals are listed and can be easily applied to other media. Enjoy!
:devphoto—assignment:
How to Critique a Photo
Some
The Descriptive Camera: Tell Me, Don’t Show Me
Everyone owns a camera that takes pictures, but technophile Matt Richardson has a camera that prints out a slip that describes what you just shot, instead of showing you an actual photograph. Lo and behold, the novel Descriptive Camera!
First Lesson of term
Just had a lesson with my new beginners digital photography class at Hills. They seemed a great bunch, and looking forward to seeing some excellent work. Lesson observation went well also!
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Some of my photography students doing a fashion shoot for FLACK Cambridge & John Lewis.
(Source: youtube.com)
Introducing the Macintosh, Newsweek 1984. The beginnings of digital image editing.
via beccap
Hello
I am new to tumblr. So here goes…
Currently working on a new website using wordpress. It is a simple program, but seems a bit of a pain deciding upon a theme which is right for me and won’t become dated too soon. Anyway.
Loaded the Pinhole Holga up for tomorrow’s world pinhole day.
