Photography Usage Rates
When you ask for your photography to be rated, what do you want considered?
Specifically for those who ask for their photography to be "rated" here.... (not those who answer them)
do you want considered .....
composition?
exposure?
impact?
lighting?
equipment?
your age?
intended usage?
possible potential as a professional photographer?
commercial value?
or what?
I'm asking because I have seen honest and helpful answers rejected for blubbering flattery and I really want to know what people are looking for.
Come on guys, you are not the ones asking for ratings.... I really want to know from askers
I wonder what the odds that any of the blubbering flattery choosers will actually answer this question? I believe they all think age should play a major part in the rating system, as many say "I am only 14" or whatever. If they wanted to go out for an evening, I bet the same child would say, "But, Mom, I am practically an adult!"
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