Today in pictures

[gpick24]

I hope my comments weren't seen as criticism, accyex wanted to improve on his pics, advising how to improve on something does inevitably mean being shown something that needs improving. It was a small point on a good photo that when looking into your cameras settings can be avoided...or shoot RAW and put it right later

[Turtle]

Originally Posted by gpick24

I hope my comments weren't seen as criticism, accyex wanted to improve on his pics, advising how to improve on something does inevitably mean being shown something that needs improving. It was a small point on a good photo that when looking into your cameras settings can be avoided...or shoot RAW and put it right later

When I was at pottery boot camp (Sheridan College 3 year program in Ceramics) we were introduced to the idea of the 'Crit' or critique. Our work was subjected to scrutiny by the instructor and all our peers in the class. At first it was hard to be vulnerable, but soon we came to recognize the value of other's opinions, even though our artistic vision was being critiqued. I see your input as being directed at technical issues, and not artistic ones. It's a different animal

[davemac]

Originally Posted by Turtle

Beautifully shot. What a fine thing you started here with this thread, Davemac. So many people from all over the globe, inspired to see their world a little differently, and share it with others

It was something that someone else did on another thread that triggered a thought, that in turn started this thread, I did think at the time that perhaps I would be the only one putting pictures up on the site. Thankfully it became what it is today, and now has a life of its own and I can say with all honesty now belongs to all those who view and contribute. If you look at the stats for this thread it is among the highest views, also it is one of the only threads that is devoid of nasty negative comments. (I realise posting that comment will get a few jokers posting).

Originally Posted by gpick24

I hope my comments weren't seen as criticism, accyex wanted to improve on his pics, advising how to improve on something does inevitably mean being shown something that needs improving. It was a small point on a good photo that when looking into your cameras settings can be avoided...or shoot RAW and put it right later

Constructive comments and criticism are always a good thing, none of us have all the solutions to problems. I would like to think if one of my pictures could be improved with a different viewpoint or a different setting then someone would say so, I wouldn't take the "hump" and I don't think anyone else would on here.

[Margaret Pilkington]

Originally Posted by gpick24

I hope my comments weren't seen as criticism, accyex wanted to improve on his pics, advising how to improve on something does inevitably mean being shown something that needs improving. It was a small point on a good photo that when looking into your cameras settings can be avoided...or shoot RAW and put it right later

No, I hoped you would not take my comment as a criticism......I think most of us have 'upped our game' since this thread began.
I just wanted to make the comment that even those pictures which some might consider need 'tweaking'(and there is lots of post production stuff out there to do this with)they still have a validity and photographs are very subjective.

The more you know, the more you can see which could be improved.
For myself.....I shoot first and ask questions later.

[maxthecollie]

Some Autumnal ones today.

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We got lost when we got to the footpath sign in no 6 as to which way to go.

[DaveinGermany]

As we're here on our jollies, a trip up the coast to Knott end then around to Fleetwood.

The "Wyre Rose" foot passenger ferry that flitteth twixt Knott end & Fleetwood - Fleetwood seen from Knott end - Fleetwood beach -Artyfarty beach shot - Rescue boat trainers - "Welcome Home" - The weathering/rusted hull of the "Sea Maide" - Light towers & Lifeboat station.

[davemac]

Not had much opportunity the last few days so here are a few I took earlier this week or perhaps it was Sunday, that shows how busy I have been when I lose track of the days. A quick gust of Gatty Park.

[Margaret Pilkington]

There was blue sky so it must have been the weekend.....we haven't had much blue sky over the last couple of days......I know because my washing has languished indoors.
Lovely pictures.

[davemac]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

There was blue sky so it must have been the weekend.....we haven't had much blue sky over the last couple of days......I know because my washing has languished indoors.
Lovely pictures.

It was indeed Sunday, just checked the exif info, should have done that first but it never dawned on me.

[Margaret Pilkington]

The simplest solutions sometimes elude us.
The only reason I thought it was Sunday was, I got two lines of washing dry and put away before dark.....what a sad life I lead

[davemac]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

The simplest solutions sometimes elude us.
The only reason I thought it was Sunday was, I got two lines of washing dry and put away before dark.....what a sad life I lead

I know what you mean, I was going to rinse my smalls through but got distracted.

[Margaret Pilkington]

I have just noticed that Gpick has pictures in the Observer......well done!

[gpick24]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

I have just noticed that Gpick has pictures in the Observer......well done!

Thanks, I`ve had a few in now. Haven`t seen paper yet which pic is it.

[Margaret Pilkington]

The one of the foggy morning with the pylon sticking through the fog......I like that picture very much.
And another one too...farm at sunset.

[gpick24]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

The one of the foggy morning with the pylon sticking through the fog......I like that picture very much.
And another one too...farm at sunset.

OK thanks.