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Open to Critique

These photographers have asked for honest feedback. Pick one, look closely, and tell them what’s working and what would make it stronger. A thoughtful critique is one of the most useful things you can give another photographer, and you don’t need to be an expert to write one.

Writing a good critique
  1. Be specific. “The bright sky on the left pulls my eye out of the frame” helps; “nice shot” doesn’t.
  2. Answer their question first, if they asked one.
  3. Suggest one concrete thing to try on the next roll.
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Downtown Boston
Downtown Boston
Ken Mullinix
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Old Sturbridge Village
Old Sturbridge Village
Ken Mullinix
“How could I have made this image better? Different angle? It's a little on the purple side.”
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Fog on the Pond
Fog on the Pond
Ken Mullinix