Episode Summary 
Scott and Matt return with another installment of their ever-popular "blind photo critiques." To submit a photo for possible inclusion in future shows, please visit kelbytv.com/thegrid/critique/. Note to viewers who want to submit their work for these shows: Unless you want the entire viewing audience to know who you are, PLEASE remove all watermarks from your submissions.
Links from the show:
- Live blog archive
- Upcoming live seminars
- Matt's post on 4x6 prints
- Scott's post on Lightroom training
- Photoshop World
- Scott on G+
- Kalebra on G+
- Matt on G+
- RC on G+
- Brad on G+
- Nancy on G+
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The Grid: Episode 62 - The Future of Photography on the Web - Google+ & Flickr
July 26, 2012
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In this episode Scott said that watermarks are dumb – whist I agree the large ones slapped across the middle ruin the image, a small one in the bottom corner is a good idea in these days, especially with the social sharing sites like Facebook and Pinterest. I suggest you also go and watch the recent Chase Jarvis show about Copyright on You Tube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7KrQTXeiJE&feature=g-user-u
Me likey to win Scott’s Photoshop CS6 for Digital Photographers….Love the show guys, seriously addicted
I have a great subject for ”The Grid” that almost started a war on Facebook yesterday (in Sweden though).
Yesterday I talked to a journalist about fashion, moral and photography. In an irritated moment I was a bit quick in my answer, and a bit too honest. I said ”My job is to make great pictures, not to change the world. When the world changes, I will follow”.
I later asked people in a forum for photographers on Facebook and for their opinions.
A lot of women held very strong opinions that it is a photographer´s responsibility to take a stand for moral correctness, to be role-models, to be true, honest and kind to the world, rather then focussing on making money as a photographer.
Several men, on the other hand, thought that as long as you stay within the boundries of the law, do what your customer wants you to do. Understand your customers needs instead of taking a private stand, even if the assignment is of a kind that you yourself do not totally agree with. This is your role as a photographer. Being an ”activist” should be pursued in your spare time.
Almost all the men were commercial photographers, while all the women were wedding- and portrait-photographers.
Why is it like this?
Should we care as photographers or not? Is there a right and a wrong?
Is it our responsibility to change the world?
Are women more sensitive?
Do men care more about money for their business, than about the life of a skinny model, who has had an eating disorders in order to fit as a model?
I’m one of the male commercial photographers, but I still consider the issues should be raised.
Best Regards
Jonas Hellsén
Love the show but due too live in Sweden i can’t go the the classes or Photoshop Wolrd..
I would love to get my photos on the show, I need the feedback. How do we do it?
Great show, would like Scott’s new Photoshop CS6 for Digital Photographers
love these shows. thanks
Great show guys, what about showing photos from you guys, Matt and Scott, what your thoughts and processes were etc, I think this would help a lot !!
Great show, is there any chance on one of your shows of showing your photos, Scott and Matt, maybe before and after and what your thoughts were etc, I think this would help a lot of people !
Nice critiques, some nice shots and I hope I’m learning every time I watch a critique … gotta track that on my photos!
Nancy, welcome back (from France
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Critiques are great and on target most of the time.
Great Show as always. Sure would love to win Scott’s CS6.
Thanks,
phil
Another inspiring show; very balanced critiques!
Would love to win a conference pass to Photoshop World in Vegas
I absolutely LOVE the critiques shows!
Another great show. Thanks guys!
Would love to win anything in the list Orlando please
Good show, like to see Matt and Scott together. Keep having blind critiques
Sure like your blind critiques! Would like Scott’s CS6 book. Thanks! Pat Clements from Nova Scotia Canada
These critiques are your best instructional shows since the first couple of seasons of DTown. Thanks guys.
Love this kind of show.
I’m already going to Photoshop World, but would love to take a friend who can’t afford to go…..
It’s fun to do a google search for the people that watermark their photos to see what else they’ve done. Some of ‘em…
Welcome Back Nancy! Good stuff guys.
Would love to win Scott’s CS6 book
great show guys! love the blind critique! hooorraayyy nancy is back! she is looking great! love it! “THE INTERNATIONAL AMBASSDRESS OF FRENCH LOVE” .. . . . :p
Matt in Seattle
I learn alot from these critique shows
This was my first time watching the Grid. What an awesome show. I have been a NAPP member for a little over a year and just now watching the Grid (don’t know how that happened). I have a lot of shows to catch up on!!
Thanks guys…. oh, by the way, just signed up for the WorldWide PhotoWalk in Vegas here. Can’t wait. Love the video courses on Kelby Training, now those, i have watched A LOT OF!!!!
Sure like your blind critiques! Would like Scott’s CS6 book. Thanks!
Good show.
you guys made another amazing show
would love to win scott’s CS6 book
This was a great show
I’d love to win scott’s PS6 book !
keep up the good work
Great show, would like Scott’s new Photoshop CS6 for Digital Photographers
I love the Grid! What made my day though was when Scott mentioned that he and RC play Call of Duty. AWESOME! See you at PS World Vegas!