Ever get tired of people just posting generic "Pretty!" type comments on your photography? So are we! #PhotoCritique Is a chat room and a community in its entirety that focuses on giving you the truth. We don't condemn of generic comments, and we encourage everyone to look deep into their photos, and what they have to offer.

There are so many different styles out, yet most people only know of one. (Point and shoot) and there is so much more to take into consideration. Anyone can pick up a camera and take a picture of scenery. My 3 year old cousin does that. Which is why we want the community to help each other out, and start critiquing each other. Teach each other new styles, no ways of thinking, a different perspective of what the world of photography has to offer.

Keep in mind; a critique doesn't have to be professional, and to be a critic doesn't mean you know everything there is to know about photography. A critique comes from the heart, on what you saw and felt on the photo. Break a critique into two parts.
- 1. The generic comment. Don't be afraid to tell people what you liked about their photo, but tell them why. Tell them why that piece you thought was so great actually affected their photo, or why you thought it was great.
- 2. Second, Tell them the truth, tell them what you first thought of the photo. Tell them what you "Might" have done differently. Different angle, perspective, object, etc!
Key thing is, don't be afraid of someone getting mad at you because you're providing them with a piece of advice.

Come Join Us! Come Chat With Us @ #PhotoCritique

Hope to see you there,
Michael C.