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November 29th 05, 07:19 PM
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How to Evaluate and Critique Photo Images
For anyone interested, I've assembled 75 tips on this subject. They're available as a free printable check list he http://www.tangotools.com/info/judging.htm?s=ng Cheers... Pete 
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November 29th 05, 08:19 PM
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How to Evaluate and Critique Photo Images
Sharewarer wrote: For anyone interested, I've assembled 75 tips on this subject. They're available as a free printable check list he http://www.tangotools.com/info/judging.htm?s=ng Cheers... Pete Not a bad list of things to keep in mind when shooting but I was surprised that you did not touch on using the right amount of DOF, to blur a distracting background for instance. Scott
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November 29th 05, 09:21 PM
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How to Evaluate and Critique Photo Images
In article , Sharewarer
wrote: For anyone interested, I've assembled 75 tips on this subject. They're available as a free printable check list he http://www.tangotools.com/info/judging.htm?s=ng How about making it much simpler: Interest Composition Technique
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November 29th 05, 10:15 PM
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How to Evaluate and Critique Photo Images
"Sharewarer" wrote in message .. . For anyone interested, I've assembled 75 tips on this subject. They're available as a free printable check list he Thanks. Looks good. I run a photo club and will share this with the members.
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November 29th 05, 10:32 PM
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How to Evaluate and Critique Photo Images
On 29 Nov 2005 12:19:17 -0800, Scott W wrote:
Not a bad list of things to keep in mind when shooting but I was surprised that you did not touch on using the right amount of DOF, to blur a distracting background for instance. Scott Thanks for your comments. Selective focus is mentioned in connnection with making the "subject stand out from the background", and "conveying a sense of depth". I'll make the link to DoF clearer. Pete
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November 30th 05, 12:31 AM
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How to Evaluate and Critique Photo Images
Sharewarer wrote:
For anyone interested, I've assembled 75 tips on this subject. They're available as a free printable check list he http://www.tangotools.com/info/judging.htm?s=ng Cheers... Pete Pete, Thank you very much. This is a great tool. I'll share it with my classes and bring it to camera club. Frank Rome, NY
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