Paid image critic never happened
I liked the curation function. Very disappointed though, because I paid for a professional online image critique that never happened. The 100asa team is ghosting me.
7 November 2025
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It’s yet another site for wannabe…
It’s yet another site for wannabe photographers, where Photoshop and Lightroom reign supreme, and creativity is all but dead. There’s no message, no emotion—just photos copied and recycled thousands of times across other platforms. Awards aren’t given for meaning or feeling; instead, clichés dominate. Nude or semi-nude female portraits set against otherworldly landscapes with plastic-looking skies have become the standard.
23 August 2025
Unprompted review
Not a legit company!!!
21 October 2021
Unprompted review
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