Picture Perfect Critique – November 2013

Published on November 1, 2013
Categories: Shutter Magazine, Uncategorized
From the November 2013 edition of Shutter Magazine

Picture Perfect Critique

I have always been an advocate for the invaluable educational opportunity that image critique can bring.

I think it’s one of the very best ways to understand your work. Having your photos critiqued can bring to the surface both weaknesses and strengths you might not even know are there. Equipped with this knowledge, you can work on those aspects that need fine-tuning. Most of the issues with images fall into four main categories: technical, location, background and pose/expression.

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