Colin,
I do get your point but the fact is that the rules are now as they are. Maybe they will be changed sometime maybe not. That's something to debate about behind the scenes.
That A.net is now accepting shots like this is their choice. Why do we have to follow that? If you know we won't accept backlit shots and they do, then you know were to upload.
IMO we are not a competitor of A.net so we don't have to follow suit when they change their upload criteria.
To me A.net is just another dbase just as we are and many others. And all heve their own set of upload guides.
At A-P.net I am stunned by the fact that they accept over proc shots, but hey that's what they do. And they are very populair to but that doesn't mean we want to accept such shots here.
Don't get me wrong, I do like shots of the storage area's a lot but thay are not that rare nowadays. So with the subject not being rare enough and being backlit, shots like this will be rejected. Even if we know that they are high hitters. If the light is good it still will be a highly populair shot so sometimes the photog has to do some more effort to make the shot in such a way to get here in the dbase at JP.
And otherwise you are free to not upload here or at another dbase.
Brgds,
I do get your point but the fact is that the rules are now as they are. Maybe they will be changed sometime maybe not. That's something to debate about behind the scenes.
That A.net is now accepting shots like this is their choice. Why do we have to follow that? If you know we won't accept backlit shots and they do, then you know were to upload.
IMO we are not a competitor of A.net so we don't have to follow suit when they change their upload criteria.
To me A.net is just another dbase just as we are and many others. And all heve their own set of upload guides.
At A-P.net I am stunned by the fact that they accept over proc shots, but hey that's what they do. And they are very populair to but that doesn't mean we want to accept such shots here.
Don't get me wrong, I do like shots of the storage area's a lot but thay are not that rare nowadays. So with the subject not being rare enough and being backlit, shots like this will be rejected. Even if we know that they are high hitters. If the light is good it still will be a highly populair shot so sometimes the photog has to do some more effort to make the shot in such a way to get here in the dbase at JP.
And otherwise you are free to not upload here or at another dbase.
Brgds,
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