This may be a slightly sticky subject around here, but here goes! Several people have asked me recently why there seem to be so many members here who cut and paste the phrase 'exceptional clarity, superb postwork' to every image they view. The phrase does vary slightly but you know what I mean. These questions was raised:

• Is the person actually even looking at the image properly?
• Do these words of encouragement lose their power when applied to every image?

I was wondering what other members think. I don't really know what I think about it. I guess some people may do it for the reason that they don't speak very good English, but still want to make a comment. I certainly don't have a problem with that.

 

We all occassionally post a boring photo taken with our phones or whatever. I do find it strange when I've done this and people still write 'Amazing postwork, superb capture' when it's so obvious that its a shot of a rubbish bin or whatever and has come straight out of a phone!

 

If you have the time, I would love to hear what other people's views are.

Regards

Andrew