A bit of humour (II)

[maltese]

perhaps a day on TE

<a target="_blank" href="http://theonlinephotographer.blogspot.com/2006/06/great-photographers-on-internet.html" > Great photographers on the Internet</a>

[jrj]

It's nothing like a good constructive critic - as so many TE experts likes to point out...

Delightful link Herve..

[Davids]

say that again :) . . . thanks for the link Herve

. . . . although I don't agree with Ted on the second one, . . . I really like the color and the composition . . . well done! :))

[oochappan]

A knife that cuts in many directions:

- pro's calling you a dummy if you don't see what they 'so called' intended, going over corps, jumping into garbage-cans ... all to get fame !
- art-knowers following blindly the tendence and the market
- amateurs full ambitions shocking with their 'new' visions or spiral techniques

we all know that the real renewers are to find in those who enjoy their photography and that from others, without selling their soul, not standing in front of their work shouting: look what I can !

Imaging the world is in need of soul more then scaped emptiness :)

[Photo65Net]

Excellent !
:o)

[Polka]

Hi Hervé,

This is a nice post in a nice blog ;)))

Paul

[Miha2ou7]

Tehehe, Got to love these "professionals".

(picture of the horse):

Keith: Nice Try Focus is on Wrong End of horse obviously!! The square is hard to compose in, dont fell too bad. Sometimes we Fotographers have to take what we get. Bob

Laughed my "Wrong End" off. :D

[BennyV]

Funny, and thought provoking too...

Assuming you're French or at least understand the language: merci, Hervé!

Benny