Photo Choice for Competition

Hern said:
Ah, I see. So rather than have a technically good photo, I should strive for a powerful image?
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Well, ideally, yes. However, and this goes for everyone commenting in the thread (me too)... be careful who you accept advice from. If you respect a person's work, then maybe take some of their criticism to heart. If you don't, does it matter what they think?
 
jsrockit said:
Well, ideally, yes. However, and this goes for everyone commenting in the thread (me too)... be careful who you accept advice from. If you respect a person's work, then maybe take some of their criticism to heart. If you don't, does it matter what they think?
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Got it :D

BillBingham2 said:
Hern,

Have you sent your entries in yet?

B2 (;->
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Well, not yet, the deadline is on the 2nd of May. So there may be time for a last minute change if need be.
 
I like balancing act. It shows the young lad demonstrating to himself and others a skill - an activity in defining and exploring self as adolescence approaches and the "me" becomes increasingly separate and unique. The fact that he is approaching a crossing of the tracks has symbolic meaning, as in choosing to change direction.

Technical aspects aside (and they are very good!), the theme has a universal human dimension that stands out. That's what makes it very special!
 
ellisson said:
I like balancing act. It shows the young lad demonstrating to himself and others a skill - an activity in defining and exploring self as adolescence approaches and the "me" becomes increasingly separate and unique. The fact that he is approaching a crossing of the tracks has symbolic meaning, as in choosing to change direction.

Technical aspects aside (and they are very good!), the theme has a universal human dimension that stands out. That's what makes it very special!
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Now thats funny, good on ya
 
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