ImageFeedBack.com Gives Users a Place to Upload Images and Get Feedback from Their Peers

A new way to get instant feedback on your photographs. Users of digital or film cameras will enjoy the message board and photo galleries.

(PRWEB) April 2, 2005 -- I have been a photographer for years and had never seen a photo community website that would allow me to upload images into my own photo albums, get feedback from other photographers and discuss photography though message boards with other people interested in photography. Then I found http://www.imagefeedback.com. Yes, there are photo community websites, but few... if any, will allow users to add photos to their own gallery and also participate on the message boards... all for free.

After finding ImageFeedBack.com and found out how easy it to use for getting help with my photography, I recommended this site to my co-worker. He is a photographer as well and agreed this websites photo community was a great place to get photography advice and that the photo gallery was a great idea. To have other members rate images in real time, give comments, tips and help was very inspiring to take more pictures with his digital camera.

The photo galleries are simply broken down into multiple categories such as pets, wildlife, landscapes and artistic. Here, a user can view, give comments, suggestions and rate the photographs and images of other users. The message boards on ImageFeedBack.com talk about and give suggestions about many photo topics such as nature photography, portraits and photojournalism. Conversations about particular camera makers are also a hot topic. I have contacted the webmaster of ImageFeedBack.com and was told that there are plans of adding a professional photographer column to the website in the near future.

ImageFeedback.com is free for anyone to join for any photographer with any level of skill. Armatures, novice, intermediate and even professional photographers can benefit from this website. The website has a clear and clean layout and design. Navigation throughout the website is very simple. ImageFeedBack.com went live in January of 2005 and the member list continues to grow. If you are a photographer who used 35mm, digital or medium format, I would recommend this website.

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