Chapter 09HOW TO CRITIQUE YOUR OWN WORK
It’s often really hard to look at our own work objectively, especially because we don’t see our images the way other people do, but being able to critique our own work is an important part of our job as a photographer (more on this shortly). There are all sorts of reasons why it’s so hard: For example, let’s say you took a shot of a stream, and it was warm and sunny that day, but not too hot, and your spouse was there with you, and you both just came from a picnic you shared right up the road, with a yummy lunch packed by the bed and breakfast where you stayed the night before, and then you met a ...
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