Sorry for this, but, sincerely, I don't see in what you are so pleased...

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everyone is entitled to their comments. But you have no decent work in your gallery therefore you have no right to slag off what you don't understand. The whole point was to show off her wonderfull boots and i have achieved this. if you don't like my work then don't look at it.

Thank you x

Woow!!..That was the only picture I looked, at the moment, you know!!..But your reaction just shows how much you're not sure of yourself...
Let me tell you that if you want to progress you have to accept the opinions and the critics of everyone! Even if they're not cool or what you'd like to hear! Everyone has a point of view and if you're not able to understand this and to carry a comment like mine, just ask yourself a question: "What am I doing on DA?"

If you think that your comment matters for me, you're wrong... Because if someone doesn't like what I do, then I try to know why, and what he thinks is wrong in it...

if you just want to learn a little bit better photographying, you must learn to accept others' comments and to think about them...
And sometimes, unfortunatelly, you'll have some people, like me, who will tell you "Sorry, but I can't see anything artistic or good in this photography.."

Just grow up a little...
Reacting like this is not good if you want to progress... And you can apply this in your whole life...

Good luck!

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my photography is purely a hobby, i am not tyring to progress anywhere. I have already reached my peak by working on Vogue magazine, perhaps you've heard of it, it's a fashion magazine and probably one of the worlds biggest and best fashion magazines. Stop making your bull shit comments on my work!

lol.. those comments are quite funny really.. That fact is it is a good shot with a slightly unconventional frame/composition that works very well. the focus is leading the eye onto the main subject and the story is complimented by the pose. A great capture that shows the photographer has 'an eye' and the finished exposure is in need of practically zero post-editing.

If "Sorry for this, but, sincerely, I don't see in what you are so pleased..." is supposed to be a good critique or helpful study of the image then I am in full agreement with Miranda and think that her retort was fully justified.

thats my ten pence.. i love a good debate

Thank you, I really appreciate your comment.

You're sooo narcissistic...That's a good thing for you if you have worked for them (hope it was something better than this!)...
I just hope that your ego isn't too heavy to carry...Just try to look somewhere else than only at yourself!
And if you've worked for something important for Vogue, as you say, you just can't be someone that just makes photography as a hobby, and who doesn't try to progress....
It's pity...

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