The Art of Critique

The Art of Critique

I've teamed up with my friend and amazing photographer/Lightroom expert Clifford Pickett and B&H Photo for a live critique session and you can participate. Just submit no more than 3 images (at least 1000px on the short side, no more than 1800px on the long side) in JPG/PNG format to eventspacereviews@gmail.com. 

The deadline for submissions is Saturday June 13th 11:59pm EST. (Submissions are subject to review in compliance with B&H's modesty standards, and we reserve the right to exclude any images that do not comply). 

I've done a few of these online critique sessions and they can be fun and valuable, not just when we critique your images but there's a lot to be learned form the discussion of images in general. 

You can sign up HERE. Hope to see you then!

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