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09/30/2005 09:42:34 PM · #1 |
you know what i think that the more posts you get the better the photograph. (in some cases some people are just mean)
just because it brought about the same general idea and in my case i try to create an emotion regardless if that means something that people like or something that they aren't to sure of. |
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09/30/2005 10:41:04 PM · #2 |
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09/30/2005 11:08:40 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by gclark:
you know what i think that the more posts you get the better the photograph. (in some cases some people are just mean)
just because it brought about the same general idea and in my case i try to create an emotion regardless if that means something that people like or something that they aren't to sure of. |
yeah but a 'bad' photo can get just as much attention than a 'good' photo as far as comments go.
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09/30/2005 11:21:03 PM · #4 |
What? The old ngative attention is better than none bit?
If you're trying to bring about an uneasy or unsure emotion, you will most likely reap the detriment of that. Unless people LIKE to feel that way (and that's not most of us), then you'll not get voted very high.
There are notable exceptions to this, but I think it holds pretty true. Heida's color portrait entry being one, but being that it didn't place, might bolster my position too. Even a technically perfect picture will not win if it creeps people out a little.
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