The photo here is very overexposed..John Landolfi wrote: As has been suggested elsewhere, this thread is for members who would like to hear other's opinions and constructive suggestions on a particular piece of work.
Fulsome praise should always be accompanied by [b]explicit technical/aesthetic analysis[/b], as any other form of critique.
Baydream wrote: Sorry, John. I guess it's post the photo and request a critique in it's own thread. Good idea while it lasted Perhaps Alex could add a forum category. We have cats for each area but they are for "display or critique and located so far down the drop down menu most people miss them.
Remember he's in a different time zone nowScotty wrote:
Baydream wrote: Sorry, John. I guess it's post the photo and request a critique in it's own thread. Good idea while it lasted Perhaps Alex could add a forum category. We have cats for each area but they are for "display or critique and located so far down the drop down menu most people miss them.
Alex just needs to put the critique area in a sub directory at the top that branches when you click on it to the different subject types and it'll gain more traffic that way. I'll mention it to him.
Baydream wrote:
Remember he's in a different time zone nowScotty wrote:
Baydream wrote: Sorry, John. I guess it's post the photo and request a critique in it's own thread. Good idea while it lasted Perhaps Alex could add a forum category. We have cats for each area but they are for "display or critique and located so far down the drop down menu most people miss them.
Alex just needs to put the critique area in a sub directory at the top that branches when you click on it to the different subject types and it'll gain more traffic that way. I'll mention it to him.
You are correct. He's now in Eastern Daylight Time. Just he's on the early end and you're on the late end.Scotty wrote:
Baydream wrote:
Remember he's in a different time zone nowScotty wrote:
Baydream wrote: Sorry, John. I guess it's post the photo and request a critique in it's own thread. Good idea while it lasted Perhaps Alex could add a forum category. We have cats for each area but they are for "display or critique and located so far down the drop down menu most people miss them.
Alex just needs to put the critique area in a sub directory at the top that branches when you click on it to the different subject types and it'll gain more traffic that way. I'll mention it to him.
Yes, I believe he's in the same time zone I am in.
Baydream wrote:
You are correct. He's now in Eastern Daylight Time. Just he's on the early end and you're on the late end.Scotty wrote:
Baydream wrote:
Remember he's in a different time zone nowScotty wrote:
Baydream wrote: Sorry, John. I guess it's post the photo and request a critique in it's own thread. Good idea while it lasted Perhaps Alex could add a forum category. We have cats for each area but they are for "display or critique and located so far down the drop down menu most people miss them.
Alex just needs to put the critique area in a sub directory at the top that branches when you click on it to the different subject types and it'll gain more traffic that way. I'll mention it to him.
Yes, I believe he's in the same time zone I am in.
Baydream wrote: Sorry, John. I guess it's post the photo and request a critique in it's own thread. Good idea while it lasted Perhaps Alex could add a forum category. We have cats for each area but they are for "display or critique and located so far down the drop down menu most people miss them.
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