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Comment by DanielH posted on A Comment on commenting at 21/11/2013 - 19:47
I think it is also interesting that there seems to be more interest in a discussion about commenting than actually commenting
I have obviously been here far too long and so am off to find myself a more uninteresting forum where I don't notice such things (or can't be bothered to comment on them anyway)
D
Comment by DanielH posted on A Comment on commenting at 21/11/2013 - 19:43
Houses both sides hence tight crop! DOH! I cant clone out the one on the right due to very badly implemented cloning tool I have in my editor, it would also remove the splashes of water close by too
Try again............though maybe not till spring
Comment by DanielH posted on Samson Fountain at 21/11/2013 - 19:31
Please PM me
many thanks
Daniel.
Comment by DanielH posted on WTB Pentax Q with Std 8.5mm lens at 21/11/2013 - 13:48
Comment by DanielH posted on Samson Fountain at 21/11/2013 - 10:39
If you receive few comments then I think it is a fair assumption that the images are either rather too routine or not much good. So silence can speak volumes.
Comment by DanielH posted on A Comment on commenting at 20/11/2013 - 21:14
Comment by DanielH posted on We're going to the Zoo, zoo zoo! ;) at 20/11/2013 - 21:10
Comment by DanielH posted on We're going to the Zoo, zoo zoo! ;) at 20/11/2013 - 20:50
Thanks
Comment by DanielH posted on We're going to the Zoo, zoo zoo! ;) at 20/11/2013 - 20:39
Ive nearly given up posting pictures to this forum several times and the reason? negative feedback?technical issues? personalities? nope. The reason is very little or no feedback. Sometimes I think we all forget what an investment of time, effort and learning can go into a single image. Often I find that what slips through the net are not the very good images or the very bad ones! its the ones that are in the middle, and to be honest I think thats where 80% of images on here are, certainly mine.
I know that I am as guilty as anyone of quickly browsing without bothering to comment but in reality all it takes is seconds, we dont have to come up with any amazing pointers, often a little encouragement is all it takes.
Im sure we have all gone out to take pictures and spent hours agonising over PP only to post a pic and have 0 feedback! how does that feel?
Im not trying to send us on a guilt trip, just remember your own investment in your hobby or profession and try to leave a little something on every image you view. If we all did that imagine the impact we could have
Thanks for taking the time to read this
Daniel.
Comment by DanielH posted on A Comment on commenting at 20/11/2013 - 10:52
I get very disappointed with comments like "nice shot" and "well done" when the images are blatantly sh!te
Cheers
David