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Agreed and understanding your feeling... however it seems hard for people to give negative comments against other bloggers... at least Chinese won't do this way because we stress of respecting others.
garysktam · 2007-10-04: 09:51
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Mr Davids I think it's a matter of perspective, too. It's hard to say that's crap as a whole. I learn a lot from everybody and I find things I like not more instructive than those I don't like. Perception is so much subjective. I see your point, and I agree about honesty in commenting
budrons · 2007-10-04: 10:16
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yes, it is good to know the truth.
sunshineand · 2007-10-04: 12:59
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You have a good point,but if i don't like a picture i do not give a comment. Because; perhaps its just the subject that i don't like or perhaps the camera used is a very bad one(thats why i liked to see exif info) and the pictures are always very blurry or bad exposured. I also don't have enough knowledge to tell you how to do things better or maybe its a perfect shot and i dont understand it... In my profile i ask people also to give me some bad comments but i do understand why its not happening. If i do like a picture, i will leave a comment. I tried to avoid comments like "nice shot" and try to say wich one i like most, this means the others are not so good in my humble opinion.
eljapa · 2007-10-04: 13:26
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I agree with the points you have made and started my own blog for similar reasons to you. My only expectation is of myself and the pictures that I put up. However, I do always try to say thank you for any comments that I get - that's just polite! On your picture, I like the hint of a view and the colours through the door that has been left ajar.
Alicehume · 2007-10-04: 14:11
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I agree absolutely your words, love the view of the landscape inside the door,great image.!!!
Agodashi · 2007-10-04: 16:52
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this picture stinks!!! kidding!
sunshineand · 2007-10-04: 21:26
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Lol it seems there quite a few of us who feels the same way about posting and commenting. If a picture is really bad or doesn't touch me at all I refrain from commenting. however I have found that not everyone likes it when I add some suggestion to a good photo, so I guess it is a fine line to walk. I know of some photo blogs that have the option where you can ask for technical, social or no comments. Ok now an invitation to critique a photo I can never let go by great idea in this one with the door.. I would have gone for a tighter zoom on the door with maybe the two pillar on either side as a frame. as it is now the crop is to tight with the post on the roof almost cut off. The lines of the steps shows that your photo is not straight . very slightly, but strong lines in a photo will always show that up. lol ok now you may have a go at mine. it is always appreciated
slowpete · 2007-10-05: 00:37
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I like the symmetrical vaule of this shot and the door as the focal point.. I like the seeing the whole of the building but also would like to see the door up close because it is such a fantastic view... so maybe 2 pics ....xx
Lindyart · 2007-10-05: 09:28
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Porno for architects. What's not to love in this pic?
odradek · 2007-10-05: 16:56
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