As you're probably aware, I'm always experimenting with new ideas. I recently discovered and refined a set of techniques for using a popular AI website to give very accurate feedback on photographs.

I've compared it with my own impressions and feedback, as a trained photography judge, and also with feedback from other experienced professionals. It's very difficult to tell the difference.

If you're currently using social media for feedback, or asking friends and relatives, that has its place, but it also comes with limitations and potential problems down the line.

You need objective, professional feedback. I'm going to show you how to get it, whenever you need it, and as often as you like. That way, you can bootstrap your way to better and better photography.

You'll learn several techniques, which will enable you to easily:

- get feedback on any image, in any style or level of detail.

- upload several similar photographs, and get detailed feedback on which is the best one to concentrate your efforts on.

- take a selection of photographs and get advice on which ones to choose for a specific use (e.g. a contest, your website, an exhibition, a qualification submission, to sell).

- rank a selection of photographs, according to any criteria.

- arrange a selection of images so they look good together.

- get detailed advice on how to improve a particular photograph, right from camera settings, to lens choice, to location choice, editing techniques, and a whole lot more.

And some bonus methods to help you:

- find the location a photograph was taken in (useful when you see something interesting, but don't know where it is).

- create digital art from your images, in any style, including that of famous painters.

- identify star constellations in astrophotography images.

You'll get lifetime access to the workshop video.

Enrol now, and learn how to get all the feedback you need, to help you take your photography to the next level . . . and beyond.