A photo critique is a structured process of evaluating a photograph, focusing on its technical execution, composition, storytelling, and overall impact.

It involves receiving feedback from me and your peers. We analyze various aspects of the image, such as exposure, focus, framing, lighting, and emotional resonance.

This process is invaluable for photographers of all skill levels, as it encourages growth and a deeper understanding of their craft.

Critiques are not about tearing a photo apart but about learning and evolving. To get the most out of a critique, approach it with an open mind and a willingness to grow. A single insightful comment can inspire a new approach, refine your style, or elevate your craft to the next level. After all, photography is a lifelong journey of discovery, and critiques are one of its most powerful tools.

Bring your prints (preferred) or digital photos, and let’s dive into a conversation about photography!

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