Congratulations to the winners!

We chose 20 images submitted for this week's theme of repetition to provide feedback to. Do you think Lee and Patrick were fair in their critiques? 

Congratulations to our two winners of this weeks episode. John Laluma submitted the highest community rated image and philippe bertrand was chosen as the winner of the randomly selected entrant. We will be in touch with you to claim a free Fstoppers tutorial of your choice! 

If you missed your chance to participate in this week's episode, join us next time by submitting your street photos now. 

Rules & Prizes

Our next episode of Critique the Community will feature a fairly subjective topic. We invite you to submit your best images that give a sense of "repetition." 

We don't to limit your creativity with this topic but if you need a little direction, you probably can't go wrong with images that feature patterns or reoccurring action similar to the featured image supplied by Jason Vinson. Feel free to submit up to two of your best images that represent the theme. You'll have until December 6th to get your entries in. From the entries, we'll be selecting a total of 20 images to give feedback to. We will also select two winners who will receive a free Fstoppers tutorial of their choice.  The first winner will be based on the highest rated community image and the second will be chosen randomly. 

Whether you're entering the contest or not, we encourage you to scroll through the entries and provide your own ratings and feedback. The goal of this series is to help each other improve so we ask that you keep your comments helpful and encouraging. 

Thu, 12/06/2018 - 23:45

This contest has ended.

488 people have cast a total of 32,852 votes on 517 entries from 335 participants

48 Comments

I'd like to suggest the topic of "Stage Photography" for the next Critique the Community episode. For example, photography of performers on a stage in a theater, acting or dancing, and so on.

Good Idea, I like it there are some spectacular concert shots out there and they are not trivial to shoot. you have limited/no control of the scene and they are often low-light.

As an enthusiast of landscapes I would like to see "atmosphere". Anything that gives the feeling of a volumetric scene - this could be fog or haze both in a landscape or the feeling of atmosphere in a venue - say at a concert.

Hmm good one, I don't think we've done that yet.

Exactly! The fact that it's low-light, for me, is the most challenging one.

We could go for a very clean minimalist scene, to a very complex environments with those atmosphere effects you talked about, like in a big production perhaps.. it would be very cool to see and experiment! :)

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