carlysue wrote:
We are our own worst critic and if there is a flaw and we see it or it is pointed out, that will be forever what we see when we look at that image. What I appreciated is that you humbly showed images that had areas, tho' small, rendered them trash material. It helped to see what you saw. Sometimes I just can't figure out why my image sucks but it helps to see through another's more skilled eyeballs.
Hi Angel. What a true statement your first sentence is. I have a framed Downy on the wall and there is a knot in the trunk that should have been taken care of and wasn't. It's the first thing I look at. The Downy is pretty darn good but why do I keep looking at the knot?
If we don't show and point out our flaws, no one benefits.
Something tells me I'm preaching to the choir. You already know all this stuff.
Thanks for chiming in Carly. It's always so worthwhile.