January Meeting Critique HRD

This month’s CMPG meeting will be the critique of our HDR images.
 

Lew Lorton will be our critique facilitator. Lew has performed this role before and has been kind enough to offer a short primer on the critique method.

His primer is attached. Please take the time to read it before this month’s meeting. 

You can only improve your own images by first being able to critique (understand) the impact of other’s work.
See you on the 25th in room 215 at 7:00
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