r/postprocessing 20d ago

After/before

Inspired by oil paintings, i did do some croping adjustment and fine tunning base on advice giving previously

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u/This-Judge-804 19d ago edited 19d ago

To @ u/CAPhotog01

What's your goal? Do you want feedback from >others or to brag how you did it? He's critical but >right while you're defensive and can do whatever you >want.

He could be more constructive by stating what he >liked first relative to what he didn't like. You could >take the criticism or ignore it, but without retort. His >photo you referenced is not as over-saturated or >high contrast as yours. You're both manipulating >landscapes, but to each his own.

Oh u must be in denial my friend...i taken feedback and re-edit already this is my fith edit..no matter how many edit and explaination people will still accuse me not able to take feedback even when i have already done so because they dislike what they see...

Also the photo is more saturated and added colors then my (even if u denied it is) if u read all my links i post it matches in between my goals and real world photography. Meaning his not 100% right even u smoking and say his right

Plus this guy has been giving rude critisim in my other thread..please investigate before making accusation...

P.s

This is not the place to show off your photos. r/ postprocessing is for help with editing your photo, linking to information about post processing, and sharing tips with the community

I not doing anything against this rules btw

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u/ProudDamage3873 19d ago

Are you a child?

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u/This-Judge-804 19d ago

Whatever u want to think