From the course: Learning to Critique Photos

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Personal critique and final tips

Personal critique and final tips

From the course: Learning to Critique Photos

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Personal critique and final tips

- Because getting constructive feedback on your work is so important I suggest you seek out people you respect who are willing to sit down with you, and have a conversation about some of your images. I found the photographic community, in general, is a very generous one. It's been my experience that, when established photographers have time, they're often willing to help other passionate photographers who are pushing themselves to get better. If you're lucky enough to schedule a one-on-one critique session with someone who knows photography well and could be a good judge of your work, take full advantage by using what you've learnt in this course. Just like in photography, there are no real rules, but be respectful of the reviewer's time, have a set of images, no more than 20 to start. I wouldn't plan on more, but have more in case the session goes really well and time permits. Keep your images organized, uniform and sequenced in a logical way. If there's enough advanced notice ask…

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