- The Three Types of Photographic Criticism and How to Handle Them | Light Stalking
Quote: Part of taking photographs is the enjoyment you get with sharing them. Along with sharing, comes learning, and along those lines are criticisms. This article will show you how to handle the three types of photographic criticisms without getting overly frustrated.
- It’s Risky- Going Pro 2010
Quote: Take a chance. Be risky. Take a stand. Hold your ground. Defend your position. Ignore the nay-sayers. Make images from your heart that show the real you. Don’t worry about rejection. Go for it. Don’t hold back – even a little. Show us who you are. That will make you a star!
- Four Rules of Photographic Composition – Digital Photography School
Quote: So if you are like me and you haven’t yet considered composition, here are a few rules to get you going. Naturally, rules are made to be broken. But you can’t break the rules until you have mastered them. More on that another time. Here are four hard and fast rules of composition
- Making Good Photos Isn’t About Following the Rules | Black Star Rising
Quote: The best photography is like jazz. It doesn’t overly concern itself with rules. It reveals the passion of the artist.
- Looking for An Answer by Moose Peterson
Quote: I’ve been looking for an answer for over thirty years, ever since I picked up a camera and decided to make it my career. I remember all to clearly leaving a night college class and thinking out loud, “What’s the answer?” And here’s the problem. I don’t know the question. Seriously, I know the answer is out there, the one that will make it all work, make it all right, the one that will solves all the problems and put everything in its right place. But if there is an answer, shouldn’t there be a question?
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