the image doesn't look… …a decent image.
All the effort. here, as said in the title, was to show him "technically" how to use
and apply different optical trigger technologies. All other considerations were like…
pushed under the carpet… or towel in this case.
Without these tools, one may have to shoot a much greater number of shots
than 8. Once the setup done, 8 pictures were taken, and 7 kept. He has to learn
that mastering the tools brings more income than increasing fees!
Can i ask does your son know/want his images posted for critique by strangers?
• As a father, I would not consider doing anything that could harm him
• As his teacher and mentor, I discuss everything with him… even proposing him
to post some work of his.
It feels a bit weird giving critique on someone elses work,
I would not want you to sacrifice any of your time in a weird experience!
would he not be better served by creating an account for himself?
I told him that he could and his answers were:
• with my studies, I don't have so much time… and people might think I am not
interested in their responses
• I would prefer that you daddy take over the communication
This form of contribution of his tests and exercises through my account shelters
him from
comment that could be out of context and gets all that is.