Clutter, Verb. To strew or amass (objects) in a disorderly manner. Noun, a state of disorder.
I have just been on the receiving end of another clutter rejection and wish to understand what "Clutter" means. I am loath to refer to the actual picture because it will cloud the debate.
"Clutter" is a category that I can not understand in so much as we as aviation photographers take photographs of aircraft doing normal things and service vehicles are an integral part of normal airport life. There would be a counter debate of course to say that we want aircraft photographs with aircraft in them and service vehicles etc are mere blots on the aviation landscape.
What does the screeners "rule book" say about clutter?
Knowing this will allow me to self screen a picture more effectively and keep my rejection rate low
I have just been on the receiving end of another clutter rejection and wish to understand what "Clutter" means. I am loath to refer to the actual picture because it will cloud the debate.
"Clutter" is a category that I can not understand in so much as we as aviation photographers take photographs of aircraft doing normal things and service vehicles are an integral part of normal airport life. There would be a counter debate of course to say that we want aircraft photographs with aircraft in them and service vehicles etc are mere blots on the aviation landscape.
What does the screeners "rule book" say about clutter?
Knowing this will allow me to self screen a picture more effectively and keep my rejection rate low
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