Stop Asking “Is This Photo Good?”
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Stop Asking “Is This Photo Good?”
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Is “I love it” useful feedback? And does “crop it tighter” mean you should?
The Photog Files is back. Join Rick Nelson for a practical look at getting better photography feedback—and deciding what to do with it.
In this episode:
• Two October exhibitions exploring photography, community and how we look at images.
• Three questions that reveal what someone actually sees in your photograph.
• A simple exercise for testing advice without losing your original intention.
• The difference between a requirement, a reading and a personal preference.
This week’s challenge: choose one photograph, write down what you wanted it to communicate, ask a viewer for their response, then test one change beside the original.
What’s one piece of photography advice you chose not to follow—and what did keeping your original choice preserve?
Show notes and exhibition links: https://ricknelson.photography/the-photog-files
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