Critique the Community
Design
Submit Your Best "Design" Themed Photos
Congratulations to the winners!
Thank you everyone for the wonderful submissions. If you'd like to be a part of the next critque, you can upload your "emotional" images now at Fstoppers.com/Contests
Rules & Prizes
For this week's Critique the Community, we are looking for your best images that represent "Design." These images can be from any type of portfolio depending on what your idea of design is but what we want to see is a strong sense of color, shape, visual flow, and purpose. If all goes well, this Critique the Community will be reviewed live on our new Fstoppers Live channel where our viewers can participate in the critique and commentary live on air.
As always, the highest rated image from the community will receive a free download from the Fstoppers Store. A second free download will be given to one random image selected for the critique as well. Make sure you submit all your images before the deadline on July 20th, 2020. Good luck to everyone and we look forward to seeing your amazing photography based around "design."
Mon, 07/20/2020 - 12:15
This contest has ended.
198 people have cast a total of 8,537 votes on 268 entries from 155 participants
Contest Submissions
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31 Comments
Crap. Forgot to submit.
Congratulations 👏 to the winner.
The link on the last contest's homepage description says this is themed around "Winter".
I'm seeing some absolute bangers getting rated 2.5.
This community is a bunch of animals out for blood.
https://fstoppers.com/entry/499769
https://fstoppers.com/entry/499683
https://fstoppers.com/entry/499454
https://fstoppers.com/entry/500222
Lee, I'm really pleasantly surprised you picked my photo and ranked it fourth out of ten great pics. You guys are doing an excellent job while stimulating the creativity of those of us trying to do our best.
Agreed. Unfortunately taste is subjective and there is no right or wrong way to judge an image. And this community is definitely on the harsher side of things.
I also agree, and unfortunately a lot of people in the world these days have a very selfish way of looking at things.
Having said that, I think this theme is a little challenging in terms of which images fit “design”. Some may have voted great photographs poorly based on it not really meeting the criteria for design based on the description or their own interpretation. Although I don’t know how much weight that point actually holds as it’s very common to see “excellent” images in these critiques rated as a 2.