r/photocritique • u/Diligent_Diver_9437 • 6h ago
approved Backlit Fall Foliage
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r/photocritique • u/CritiquePointBot • 27d ago
Photocritique Monthly Award and Discussion Thread - October 2026
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The purpose of these monthly threads is to give shout-outs to the great community members who have been recognized for providing especially high-quality critiques, and to provide a general-purpose thread to discuss anything about the subreddit or photography in general.
Top Community Members
| Username | Points |
|---|---|
| /u/Fortuna6060 | 13 |
| /u/NYRickinFL | 9 |
| /u/Not_AI_Yet | 5 |
| /u/doc_shades | 5 |
These folks received the most Critique Points this month - a huge thanks to them for giving such excellent feedback!
Top Critique Threads
These threads had the most Critique Points awarded in their comments this month. Take a look to find inspiration or examples of great feedback.
Discussion
Use this thread to discuss anything about the subreddit or photography in general. Want to know how to imitate an editing style you've seen on someone elses image? Saw some professional work you hate/love and want to discuss? Questions about the rules? Suggestions for how to improve the subreddit? This is thread for you!
If you want an image critiqued or have a question about a specific photo, please review our rules and post that image in its own thread.
Any other questions can be sent directly to the moderators. Thanks!
r/photocritique • u/_nathan67 • 3h ago
approved Does the buoy / platform help or hurt this composition?
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r/photocritique • u/Blindwilliek • 10h ago
approved Allen's Hummingbird considering Elizabeth Holmes and the lies we tell ourselves
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r/photocritique • u/SnooWalruses18169 • 1d ago
approved Does this edit feel atmospheric or overly processed?
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r/photocritique • u/Salis9 • 1h ago
approved I entered this into a Lens Culture competition and was wondering how this would do.
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r/photocritique • u/BewnieBound • 10h ago
approved What is happening? These images were taken within 2 seconds of each other in continuous drive mode, facing the same direction with the sun at the same angle (low to the right if that matters). I was using a CPL filter. I noticed this effect all afternoon. What am I doing that is causing this?
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r/photocritique • u/easynameforpewds • 1h ago
approved Is the depth of field a little off? Taken on Phone 2a
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r/photocritique • u/Brendan_Miller • 1d ago
Great Critique in Comments The Seattle Great Wheel
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