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Phil Pogledich

Active 2009–2016 · Member since August 24, 2009
47
Photos
113
Forum posts
1,294
Critiques

Through the Years

2009–2016
2009
1 critique photo · 11 forum posts · 48 critiques
2010
17 critique photos · 26 forum posts · 443 critiques · 3 images in discussions
+6
2011
17 critique photos · 42 forum posts · 463 critiques · 1 image in discussions
+4
2012
4 critique photos · 16 forum posts · 203 critiques · 1 magazine comment
2013
3 critique photos · 12 forum posts · 85 critiques
2014
2 critique photos · 1 forum post · 25 critiques
2015
1 critique photo · 5 forum posts · 4 critiques · 3 images in discussions
2016
2 critique photos · 23 critiques

Critique Gallery Photographs

47 photos
Granary Tree
Phil Pogledich40 comments
Slippery Slope
Phil Pogledich32 comments
April
Phil Pogledich32 comments
Rising
Phil Pogledich31 comments
Cascade Creek
Phil Pogledich26 comments
South Shore Morning
Phil Pogledich25 comments
Transitions
Phil Pogledich24 comments
Monolith
Phil Pogledich23 comments
Autumn on the River
Phil Pogledich21 comments
Verdant
Phil Pogledich20 comments
Pine Cone and Willow
Phil Pogledich20 comments
Spring Dance (x2)
Phil Pogledich19 comments
Leather and Lace
Phil Pogledich19 comments
Fern and Redwood + repost
Phil Pogledich18 comments
Goldfields
Phil Pogledich18 comments
Kauai Blues
Phil Pogledich18 comments
Ithuriel's Spear
Phil Pogledich17 comments
Watching the Sun
Phil Pogledich17 comments
Remembering
Phil Pogledich17 comments
Edge of Infinity
Phil Pogledich17 comments
Awakening
Phil Pogledich16 comments
Together
Phil Pogledich16 comments
Storm on the Lake
Phil Pogledich16 comments
Purple Haze
Phil Pogledich15 comments
Encore
Phil Pogledich15 comments
EPJ - 1st Place Winner
Phil Pogledich15 comments
Ancient Mariner
Phil Pogledich15 comments
Cottonwood Bend
Phil Pogledich14 comments
Tafoni Panel
Phil Pogledich14 comments
Elaterite Butte
Phil Pogledich13 comments
Sonoma Coast Spring
Phil Pogledich13 comments
Existence
Phil Pogledich13 comments
Surf Lines
Phil Pogledich13 comments
Brimstone
Phil Pogledich13 comments
Sawback No. 1
Phil Pogledich12 comments
Spring Delight
Phil Pogledich12 comments
Water Spirits (+rework)
Phil Pogledich11 comments
Bonsai Rock Twilight
Phil Pogledich11 comments
Sandstone Abstract
Phil Pogledich11 comments
Nursery Web Spider
Phil Pogledich9 comments
Coastal Rhythms
Phil Pogledich9 comments
Sunburst
Phil Pogledich8 comments
Tangerine
Phil Pogledich7 comments
Tangled
Phil Pogledich7 comments
Lonely Coast
Phil Pogledich7 comments
Moon and Tules (WC 446)
Phil Pogledich6 comments
On the Rocks
Phil Pogledich5 comments

Images in Discussions & Critiques

7 images

Images attached to forum posts and critiques. Usually the member’s own work, though a critique sometimes reworks someone else’s photo.

Critique of Fern and Redwood + repostJanuary 18, 2010Critique of Slippery SlopeJanuary 20, 2010Critique of Spring Dance (x2)May 23, 2010Critique of Water Spirits (+rework)June 3, 2011Is this Lens Fungus?February 15, 2015Re: Is this Lens Fungus?February 15, 2015Re: Is this Lens Fungus?February 15, 2015

Discussions Started

6 topics
Top Pros and Post-ProcessingOctober 11, 2011 · 12 repliesIs this Lens Fungus?February 15, 2015 · 12 repliesLAB Color Space--Should I Bother?August 6, 2010 · 10 repliesLive View Advice--5D Mark IIJuly 1, 2010 · 5 repliesBarracks Hike (Zion NP)--Advice NeededSeptember 27, 2011 · 2 repliesSigning Metal PrintsNovember 15, 2013 · 1 reply

On the Magazine

letters & comments
On The Essential Landscape: Don't Be An Idiot, February 14, 2012
Wonderful article, Guy.  I agree with everything you've said with the slight exception of the critique of "hero stories."  I often enjoy the stories behind the making of certain images, even though I sometimes find myself wondering whether the product was worth the effort.  In any event, I can easily agree that it's the image--not the story--that matters insofar as art is concerned.  In many respects this article follows nicely from your previous discussion of the "prison" of color film.  It has alw