On 1/6/2013 2:37 AM, Tom C wrote:
I try to distance any emotion or the 'knowledge that I was there' when
I critique my images. That tends to taint objectivity.
I ask myself 'If this was someone else's image and not mine, would I
like it as much?'.
Normally, that wouldn't be an easy exercise for me. So I usually wait,
sometimes weeks after the shot was taken, so that the immediate emotion
and immediate memory becomes weaker. In extreme cases I might return to
a shot way after it was taken and kind of kick myself in the forehead
(my accent is still dissimilar to that of Jackie Chan :-) ) - how could
I not notice this shot before...
Boris
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