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The problem I have is, what if you want to share your general stuff and see other people's stuff but you don't want to critique or get critiqued? I like SAD because I can flip through lots of cool photos without having to think critically, and I can post without having my work critiqued, which sometimes I find helpful, but mostly I find isn't helpful at all and is often just asking me to adhere to certain photography "rules". That's why I don't post in PAD anyways. If there's something someone feels really strongly about they'll post it in SAD anyways. I know part of the problem is that everyone wants their work critiqued and doesn't want to critique (although I am the opposite). Maybe a thread where once a week or once a month one user's photo or set of photos is critiqued by everyone? I think dorkroom is small enough that that could work, allow for a good rotation and ensure each person who signs up gets tons of critique.
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Dec 28, 2011 09:16
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I've always been bothered by idea that some photos are considered "too good" to post in the snapshot thread. I figure, if I go on a photowalk for fun and take snapshots it should go in the snapshot thread right? And projects/tests/etc should go in PAD? Or is that everything "good" needs to go in PAD (even if you don't want critique) and only bad snapshots/cat pics should go in SAD? Because I kind of just want to dump photos to share with people, though I don't mind writing a bit about technique and thoughts each time, I don't want to have to (or be strongly encouraged to) get critique on any ol' snapshot. What determines what's good enough that it should go in PAD?
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Dec 29, 2011 09:52
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Ok, thanks for the clarification 
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Dec 29, 2011 10:13
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