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12/24/2007 09:18:26 AM · #1
wasn't trying to, thought it would be funny. Obviously a lot of dpc users do not have enought sense of humor to understand. Again, not pointing out anyone, and Im not mad or anything just wish people would not get offended by such minimal things, that is only for a challenge. It does not mean I stereotype....anyway, sorry again.
12/24/2007 09:29:52 AM · #2
Honestly don't let it effect you. Stay with your vision and keep focused, worry about taking good pictures and not what others will think ot them.
12/24/2007 09:34:15 AM · #3
Mornin' Jamie...

One of the biggest lessons to learn on DPC, is accepting the criticism we receive. It's a difficult pill to swallow, but a lot can be learned from what others have to say. It also doesn't mean you have to agree, OR apologize.

Maybe take some time to reflect on WHY they were offended (rather than 'THAT' they were offended). If it really bothers you that much, send the person a PM, or possibly give an explanation (sometimes, offense is just because of language barriers, given the multi-national format here).

Regardless, don't be so hard on yourself (OR take things too seriously or too personal). You are doing exactly what every other person on this site has done at one time (look back & seen 'errors' to be improved upon, or not terribly enjoyed a comment received) - its just a part of learning & we all go through it.

Best of luck to ya, try to smile & have a good time (its the holidays, after all!), and keep taking the photos you enjoy! :D

Billy
12/24/2007 09:36:58 AM · #4
Apparently one person was offended enough by the title to say something. Is it because "wifely duties" is sometimes a synonym for sex? Or am I missing the joke altogether? Anyway, it looks like the problem was technical (focus) more than thematic. And good for you for marking the comment as helpful. I think that shows a good attitude!
12/24/2007 09:38:07 AM · #5
It might be necessary to apologize to the person that signs ur check and 90% of the time.....NOT!!!

It might be crucial to ask forgiveness of the higher power that writes ur name in the Book of Life!!

My take....don't apologize for your art!
12/24/2007 09:47:36 AM · #6
Are you kidding? If "I" think who and how "I" offended in DPC, I would shot myself of guilt.

Your photo is NOT even close to "SOME" photographer's work I see here, which makes me sick in my stomach... they never apologize, even they stand by their work all the way like wanna get hurt(!) for joy... Yeah :P

Anyway, I would not worry about it, I think it was funny :P

Cheer up ;)

Message edited by author 2007-12-24 09:48:23.
12/24/2007 09:51:28 AM · #7
Concentrate on the focusing of your images, just because 1 or 2 folk get upset with humour, who cares.. what concerns me is that your 400D might need to go in for recalibration because most of your shots have a very SOFT feel to them, might be worth dropping it into Cano center in the new year for them to have a look at it.

Keep it up
12/24/2007 09:58:05 AM · #8
No need to apologize to anyone! You have people who are offended by shots of animals, veggies, guns, people in various degrees of undress, beggars, homeless people, drug addicts, sunset, sunrise, babies, water drops, veiled or scarfed heads, nipples, legs, flowers, bugs, ladybugs, waterfalls, Northern lights, ArtROFLMAO burning villages....you name it, someone someday will be offended. So ignore them and keep on shooting! And yes check the focus on your camera.
12/24/2007 10:22:46 AM · #9
I was not offended by your image! I love the humor in it. Just wish your dof was a little better.
No need to apologize to anyone.
I hope you don't give up........have fun and chin up!
Merry Christmas
Linda
12/24/2007 10:38:11 AM · #10
I dont see what is offensive on that title or shot. People just need to take that 2x4 outta their ass and relax.
12/24/2007 11:07:36 AM · #11
Just ignore the PC idiots and find the "constructive" out of the criticism for your future photography.
12/24/2007 11:21:20 AM · #12
I don't think you need to apologize. I do think you need to recognize that others are entitled to their opinions, just as you are. I also agree with others that your score reflected the shot's quality much more than the concept.

Finally, and I don't think this applies given your comments on the shot, the attitude shown in the photo will get you in a lot more trouble in real life than it will on DPC!
12/24/2007 12:09:22 PM · #13
Originally posted by doctornick:

No need to apologize to anyone! You have people who are offended by shots of animals, veggies, guns, people in various degrees of undress, beggars, homeless people, drug addicts, sunset, sunrise, babies, water drops, veiled or scarfed heads, nipples, legs, flowers, bugs, ladybugs, waterfalls, Northern lights, ArtROFLMAO burning villages.....


Ah, but if Art finds out that they are offended, he burns their village, too, just to force home his point.
12/24/2007 12:37:14 PM · #14
It is the job of the artist to create art, not to protect people from thiner own sensitivities.

Personally I thought it was funny. Lighting and technicals could have been better, but still funny.
12/26/2007 09:18:49 AM · #15
Thanks everyone. I just wanted to let the person know (she knows he she is), that I apologize if it offended her, I respect her opinion and that is why I aplogogized. I take criticism very serious, meanting I learn from it. Yes this particular shot needed a lot of help, but on my laptop, it didn't look as bas as it did once I saw it from another pc, so oh well. I love getting the critisism, so please bring it on.

Also, yes I do think I need to have my camera looked at, something is def. wrong.

Thanks again everyone, I love you all for being honest.

Jamie
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