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  • in reply to: I Like This Warning…… #10816
    fuzzypiggy
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    5K! Ha ha ha ha! If it’s slander and character assassination, then sure have a day in court if it makes you feel better. Shooting less than acceptable photos and butchering them with a copy of Photoshop and then being pulled up on it? Creative expression and freedom of speech!

    in reply to: Confused from the UK! #10815
    fuzzypiggy
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    My brother-in-law’s from Florida and my family is from London. In the US you pronounce A as a nasal AA sound not extended ARR sound, and as Londoners we slur our TH sounds to sound like F. As I said to my brother-in-law when we were over there, “Dave mate, hard day I really need a ‘b-AR-f’!” which he was none to pleased about and quickly ushered me towards the  toilet, when he should have pointed me to the shower or “tub”.

     

    in reply to: How do you tell them? #10814
    fuzzypiggy
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    Subtle way is to get them to compare to their own other good shots. “This  shot is not quite the same as your other one, XYZ. I really like the light/elements/lines, etc in XYZ, especially element A it worked much better in that shot than this one.”. If they’re as good as you say they are they will be very self-critical and go back, compare and will probably get the message.

    We all make errors of judgement, we let our standards slip once in a while, we’re only human. Ultimately if they’re as good as you say they are, they will be able to be self-critical and will take the advice. I prefer it when people tell me straight out that a shot is not working, then I can at least remove it, ask others why they think it’s not working, learn and move on. If you can’t take constructive criticism how will you ever improve your craft.

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