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Shane McDermott

Active 2007–2013 · Member since November 12, 2007 · Website · Blog · PhotoPortfolio
41
Photos
13
Forum posts
206
Critiques

Through the Years

2007–2013
2007
1 critique photo · 25 portfolio images · 4 critiques · 1 image in discussions
+13
2008
10 portfolio images · 3 forum posts · 21 critiques
2009
25 critiques
2010
1 critique photo · 7 forum posts · 42 critiques
2011
1 critique photo · 2 forum posts · 53 critiques
2012
9 critiques
2013
3 critique photos · 1 forum post · 52 critiques · 1 image in discussions · 1 magazine comment

Critique Gallery Photographs

6 photos
M&N - 1st Place Winner
Shane McDermott47 comments
Heaven and Earth
Shane McDermott44 comments
A Walk in My Park
Shane McDermott23 comments
Deep Foreboding
Shane McDermott21 comments
Serpent Unity
Shane McDermott12 comments
Consummation + Repost
Shane McDermott11 comments

PhotoPortfolio

View portfolio · 35 photos

Images in Discussions & Critiques

2 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 A Walk in My ParkNovember 29, 2007Critique of Consummation + RepostJuly 29, 2013

Discussions Started

5 topics
Yosemite in July?July 4, 2010 · 9 repliesNikon Predator Derby A HoaxMay 24, 2010 · 8 repliesBack Country Photography Backpacks?May 8, 2008 · 7 repliesZion Falls Colors?October 15, 2008 · 4 repliesOne Pass to the WaveMay 15, 2010 · 1 reply

On the Magazine

letters & comments
Hi Jenaya Congratulations on your NPN recognition and award!  I had a close look at your gallery, you have some very beautiful and well crafted images. You obviously have a special way of connecting with wildlife, as they seem to be relaxed and natural in the moments you have captured them.  You are young and have plenty of time potential to further develop your art, my advice would be to take it slow.  When you get into an environment like NANPA summit with very seasoned professionals and feel a little overwhelmed or intimidated, pause, breath and remind yourself