Black Country Museum

[Stephen]

Re: Black Country Museum

Just trying to honer Ian,s rules for photo critique, one picture per post.
I don't know how to post a picture that shows a large size, I only seem to be able to post the thumbnail that opens up to the bigger size.

Many thanks for your and everyone else's commens.

Patrick

If its proper critique you want, rather than just a few comments then I would agree 1 picture per post in the critique forum. However I wonder if you are really asking for critique here. If not then the Eye of the Camera may be a better place, and frankly putting them all together is as good as anything here.

As for the full picture inline within the post, if you click on the Open link in My Pics area of the posting dialogue it will give you the option to post the original image. If you use the justify options you can then put it in the centre of the page. Personally I preferred the old method where you copied and pasted the BB code from under your gallery pic, but it seems this changed with the latest gallery update

[Patrick]

Re: Black Country Museum

If its proper critique you want, rather than just a few comments then I would agree 1 picture per post in the critique forum. However I wonder if you are really asking for critique here. If not then the Eye of the Camera may be a better place, and frankly putting them all together is as good as anything here.

As for the full picture inline within the post, if you click on the Open link in My Pics area of the posting dialogue it will give you the option to post the original image. If you use the justify options you can then put it in the centre of the page. Personally I preferred the old method where you copied and pasted the BB code from under your gallery pic, but it seems this changed with the latest gallery update

I want genuine critique and criticism, people can be as hard as they like with my pictures.
Its nice when people say they like something and I wouldn't want to discourage flattering comment, but I also want to see the other side of the coin.
Informed criticism is very valuable.

Patrick