Show Notes

Feedback is very important to growth as a photographer. We need feedback. We need to know how we can improve our art. There are two pieces of feedback. The first piece is the feedback itself. Is it constructive? Is it actionable? The second piece is the rate of application. How quickly can you put the feedback into practice?

Today’s episode talks about how different sources of feedback have different rates of application. Some feedback loops are short and tight, and improvement is very rapid. Other feedback loops are longer and take time to cultivate. A few can take a lifetime.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Show Empathy In Your Photo Critiques f/17, Stop Down Photography Podcast

• What George Harrison Taught Me About Photography f/4, Stop Down Photography Podcast

Studio news this week - my next video course, Luminar Start To Finish is nearly complete. It will release in August 2020. If you are a Luminar user and want to improve your skills, be on the lookout for the course. Members of the Patreon community will get this course free of charge. Watch for it in your Patreon feed.

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