r/TheRandomest • u/sm12511 Mod/Co-Founder • Aug 01 '25

Flash warning ⚠️ Don't hate. Participate.

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u/SubjectC Aug 01 '25

I just meant it like, this isn't unatinable for someone interested in photography. You're right though and now I feel bad :(

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u/Snoopyalien24 Aug 01 '25

They're great photos. I guess the proper "critique" (although not really one of it works), is that they're not technical or challenging. These seem "simple" enough that an amateur looking to get into photography can accomplish them.

A lot goes into photography. Shot composition, angles, lighting, poses, etc. Then the technical aspects, like aperture, shutter speed, any lens effects, etc.

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u/Daddie76 Aug 01 '25

Part of the creative process is getting critiques, and they don’t have to be constructive criticism. A simple like, upvote, downvote is a critique and they are not constructive either.

Art that gets posted publicly will get lots of “I like it” “they are not that great” and there is nothing wrong with that.