usually you find comments and critique by commenting and critiquing on others. you can also tag critique-me in your picture tags. Or enter the pictures into themes and discussions which are relevant
You've got some really great shots and some interesting and evocative perspectives, but as Dave said you need to follow to be followed.
I try to comment in a positive and supportive way on the work of each person I am following and a large majority of them reciprocate. The large variety of challenges and themes do give a great deal of impetus to the learning experience also - Dive in
If you really want critiquing then you really need to put that in the description of the photo. People often won't notice it in the tags. When I want critique on a photo I title it something like
"Critique Me Please"
And then in the description some details about the shot / camera. For example
"So what would you do different and more important, why?
Things to note, I don't do Photoshop though I have Lightroom, it is a fixed 38mm lens, only 4 shutter speeds (30, 60, 125 and 250), aperture 2.8 through to 22. Bring it
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i keep trying to criticizing others :).. maybe i should socialize more :)
Thank you so much for the advice :) i will tag my pictures now :)
I try to comment in a positive and supportive way on the work of each person I am following and a large majority of them reciprocate. The large variety of challenges and themes do give a great deal of impetus to the learning experience also - Dive in
"Critique Me Please"
And then in the description some details about the shot / camera. For example
"So what would you do different and more important, why?
Things to note, I don't do Photoshop though I have Lightroom, it is a fixed 38mm lens, only 4 shutter speeds (30, 60, 125 and 250), aperture 2.8 through to 22. Bring it
Fujica Compact 35, Kodak Gold 200
Exposure : 250
Aperture : f/2.8
Pre-focus : 1 Metre "