Photographer Critique: "Trees," The Zoom Call

Image reviews or critiques don't have to be scary! Sharing your work in a nurturing, supportive environment can help you make better photos.

* Share work you are really proud of.
* Share work you have struggled with.
* Share work that didn't work out.

Assignment: For this "Critique" Zoom meeting, share 2 images of Trees. Trees can evoke a range of emotions, and have a rich symbolism in many cultures. Share an image using

• Any environment – from wilderness, to rural, to urban.
• Any style – fine art, “portrait,” scientific, abstract, snapshot
• Any technique – long exposure, multiple exposure, photo composite
• Any light – visible spectrum color, black& white, IR color, IR B&W.

Upload your 2 photos for the critique to Dropbox link posted below.
Our "critiquer," is Mark Nelson.

Mark has been an avid amateur photographer since he “earned” his first camera as a prize for selling magazine subscriptions in sixth grade.

Mark’s academic training – mathematics, nutritional biochemistry – is reflected in his images: the natural world and landscapes, including their patterns and abstractions. Mark is a member of the Tidewater Camera Club in Easton and a MPA Certified Photography Judge.

Agenda:

• SPECIAL - 6:30 - Social Time
• 7:00 - Announcements
• Critique will follow.

Assignment: Trees
You have until noon on Wednesday, Nov. 26 to submit your two photos on Dropbox (each no greater than 5MB).
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Dropbox: TBD

Zoom:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89390537976
Meeting ID: 893 9053 7976