Great listening when you work on your photos

For english speakers, I can recommend: www.radiantvista.com
They've got the wonderful Daily Critique by Craig M. Tanner that will always leave you with an open mouth. He really knows photography and can always exactly point out why and how a photo works and what and how to improve. It's a joy following his explanations! You can also submit your photo and after some months he'll eventually come to it and tell you what he thinks about it. All the images presented there are user submissions from around the world.

the link doesn't work btw, you've got to add the "http colon //"

Thank you very much for your post. BTW, the link is ok ;-)

Nein, ich meinte den Link unter "lien"

I confirm that's ok for me, the link works great with firefox and IE.
The Radiant Vista

Now I'm dazed and confused :-)
Just to know that we're speaking about the same link, I wasn't referring to my link to the radiant vista (which I can always edit to make it work), but to the link in your blog: "Pour ceux qui ne connaissent pas voici un lien vers..." The text in bold contains a link which is the one that I was critical of and which for me doesn't work (Windows, Firefox). To my knowledge of HTML and web it can't really work because it links to "www.ipernity.com/blog/waechor/www.declencheur.com" and not to www.declencheur.com as it's probably supposed to do.
Is this the one that's working ok for you?

ah ok, I'M CONFUSED now ;-)
I fix the bug, thank you very much
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:-)

BTW, the Radiant Vista website is excellent, I'm going explore it in the next days and it already is in my favorite.

Yes it is! But I've seen they changed it to allow only a certain number of daily critiques to view. Last time I watched it, it was more open and donation based (I did even donate 2 times to support them). I also enjoyed the podcast about street photography a lot.

AH !!!
GENIAL !
merci !!


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un grand merci, un site pointu et intéressant

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De rien ;-)