Photography Critiques Suck!
Learn The Best Way To Get USEFUL Feedback On Your Photography
Feedback can be good – but most feedback is NOT! Why?
Photography critiques are traditionally nothing more than opinions offered by people who may be good at photography but who have little knowledge or concern for you or the reasons you took a photograph or how you took it. They offer an opinion of what is wrong with your photograph based on their test and some creativity-killing rules.
In this presentation, Joe will share the science behind why critiques don’t work. He will show you how to effectively ask for feedback on your work and how to properly give helpful feedback that positively impacts the photographer.
What you will learn:
- Why critiques suck!
- The science behind feedback and how it can do more harm than good
- The steps you need to take to ensure that you receive feedback that helps
- How to know what questions to ask
- How to identify people who can give you great feedback
- … and much more!
Details About This Photography Presentation by Joe Edelman
Duration: 60 minutes with time for Q&A
Available as an In-Person or Virtual Presentation.
Intended Audience:
This is an excellent Camera Club talk. It has also been presented as both a Virtual ZOOM presentation and a Keynote presentation.
Set up Needed:
In-Person: This presentation requires the use of a digital projector and screen or a large-screen TV with an HDMI connection.
Virtual: This presentation works very well virtually. I can host up to 100 people via ZOOM or present on your organization’s account. The presentation is made from a professional Livestream studio with professional lighting and sound.
