The reason i ask this is that there have been some great initiatives like for example Brice Burrell's beginner tutorial, on which I jumped to provide information. But as he pointed out my info could be confusing the beginner, and I believe he was right.
The problem with any tutorial is that it will contain information that may not be tailored to the exact needs of the reader. So my idea was to have people post a pic that they are dissapointed with and let others look at it and provide hints, tips or tricks as to how to improve that picture.
You would have something concrete to work with instead of trying to make people understand all kinds of photographical concepts that they may never need.
In this case anyone posting a photo, would get direct feedback for what it is they want to improve, regardless of their photographic skill level.
The problem with any tutorial is that it will contain information that may not be tailored to the exact needs of the reader. So my idea was to have people post a pic that they are dissapointed with and let others look at it and provide hints, tips or tricks as to how to improve that picture.
You would have something concrete to work with instead of trying to make people understand all kinds of photographical concepts that they may never need.
In this case anyone posting a photo, would get direct feedback for what it is they want to improve, regardless of their photographic skill level.
