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Rodney Dugmore

Active 2005–2011 · Member since January 3, 2004 · Website · Blog · PhotoPortfolio
31
Photos
47
Forum posts
96
Critiques

Through the Years

2005–2011
2005
1 critique
2006
8 forum posts · 6 critiques
2007
14 forum posts · 2 critiques
2009
5 critique photos · 19 portfolio images · 11 forum posts · 26 critiques · 1 image in discussions
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2010
1 critique photo · 3 portfolio images · 3 forum posts · 12 critiques
2011
3 portfolio images · 11 forum posts · 49 critiques · 2 magazine comments

Critique Gallery Photographs

6 photos
Fairy Falls
Rodney Dugmore13 comments
Sunrise Tawharanui
Rodney Dugmore7 comments
KeyHole Rock
Rodney Dugmore7 comments
Anchor Bay Sunset. + Repost.
Rodney Dugmore5 comments
Anchor Bay Sunset
Rodney Dugmore4 comments
Flaming Seaweed
Rodney Dugmore4 comments

PhotoPortfolio

View portfolio · 25 photos

Images in Discussions & Critiques

1 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 Anchor Bay Sunset. + Repost.November 3, 2009

Discussions Started

3 topics
Judging the success of an ImageApril 11, 2009 · 20 repliesND Grad Filter SystemJanuary 22, 2007 · 4 repliesGettysOctober 6, 2011 · 1 reply

On the Magazine

letters & comments
As always a lot of helpful insights Alain. Although I am a little puzzled by this statement "Creating fine art photographs is not about trying to save money by buying lower-priced equipment or supplies. It is about creating the finest piece possible regardless of cost" I sense that what you really mean is that cost is not important? because surely the expense or quality of the equipment is subservient to the artists vision. Yes maybe your particular vision requires a 80mpx medium format back but that doesn't mean that "Art" created with cheaper tools is so
Thanks Alain. I think I misinterpreted. Naturally if one is successful in marketing and has priced their work appropriately the materials costs will be recovered anyhow. I look forward to more insights in this series. By the way I have your excellent book Mastering Landscape Photography. Thanks again