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The FEEDBACK page is a way for readers to comment on past issues, the Artists Are Always
Right online journal and to provide suggestions, etc.
FEEDBACK letters should not exceed 100 words in length. Letters may only be sent in
the body of an email . . . not as an attachment. Photographs are not accepted for FEEDBACK
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There is no charge or fee of any kind to submit a FEEDBACK to Artists Are Always Right and
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was accepted if it appears on the FEEDBACK page. Please do not email Artists Are Always
Right to inquire if your submission was received or to check on the status of acceptance.
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There is a limit of ten FEEDBACK letters for each issue of Artists Are Always Right.
Email your submission for the FEEDBACK page to: schwartzart [at] yahoo.com (replace the
[at] with the @ symbol). Please enter FEEDBACK SUBMISSION in the subject line of the email.
The FEEDBACK page is a way for readers to comment on past issues, the Artists Are Always
Right online journal and to provide suggestions, etc.
FEEDBACK letters should not exceed 100 words in length. Letters may only be sent in
the body of an email . . . not as an attachment. Photographs are not accepted for FEEDBACK
submissions. Contributors to FEEDBACK must be 18 years of age or older.
There is no charge or fee of any kind to submit a FEEDBACK to Artists Are Always Right and
no monetary payment will be given to the contributor for either unpublished or published
FEEDBACK submissions.
All submissions are sent upon speculation with no assurance of acceptance for publication.
Contributors will not be contacted if their submission is selected for publication. You will know it
was accepted if it appears on the FEEDBACK page. Please do not email Artists Are Always
Right to inquire if your submission was received or to check on the status of acceptance.
Once a submission has been sent, it cannot be retracted by the contributor.
Artists Are Always Right reserves the right to edit all submissions for publication.
There is a limit of ten FEEDBACK letters for each issue of Artists Are Always Right.
Email your submission for the FEEDBACK page to: schwartzart [at] yahoo.com (replace the
[at] with the @ symbol). Please enter FEEDBACK SUBMISSION in the subject line of the email.
The January/February SPOTLIGHT was most interesting (and enlightening). As a sculptor who appreciates
my studio...especially on cold, winter days...I learned a thing or two about what nature photographers have
to contend with.
Polly M.
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I recently noticed your Artists Are Always Right fifth anniversary magnet being used by someone working
at a local art association, and thought to myself...that website looks interesting. I'll have to check it out. I'm
glad I did! So much useful and inspiring information! While it will take some time to catch up on all the past
issues, I'm sure I will enjoy every minute of it!
Jake J.
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Count me among those who recalled seeing the excellent image featured in the January/February 2024 SPOTLIGHT before in Artists Are Always Right. I guess I have a photographic memory of photographs...
and I'm a wood carver! Anyhow, I was intrigued with the information you shared about how you dealt with
the snow scene. Quite interesting!
Mark J.
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The January/February "Inside the Image" SPOTLIGHT was very enlightening, as are all the issues of your
journal. Keep up the great work!
Della R.
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While I'm not a fan of cold, winter weather, I am a fan of Artists Are Always Right and thoroughly enjoyed
the January/February SPOTLIGHT, The Visual Warmth of The Sun. I almost felt as if I was there with you
as you described how you went about creating that lovely photograph.
Maria O.
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I discovered Artists Are Always Right while searching art websites online and wanted to let you know how
much I like what your journal has to offer. It's nice to how you combine all artists in one place!
David W.
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This is my first (and long overdue) FEEDBACK. I look forward to and enjoy every issue of Artists Are
Always Right. You both do a wonderful job!
Sidney M.
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As someone who enjoys photographing nature during all seasons, I appreciated what you went through
while creating the Inside the Image SPOTLIGHT in the January/February issue. While my photographs are
not up to yours in terms of aesthetic quality yet, I feel that what you've shared about photography in Artists
Are Always Right has helped me. I'm also planing on buying a copy of your book, The Creative Nature Photography Workshop.
Lacy D.
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Artists Are Always Right is one of my favorite online destinations. Always interesting and informative!
Thank you!
Helena R.
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I want to start off by saying that I truly enjoy what you have to say about art and artists in your journal.
Having said that...I'm not trying to being argumentative or facetious, but do you think that artists are ever
wrong?
Bryce F.
(Editor's reply: In my opinion, an artist can only be wrong if they don't follow their heart, mind and soul...
or if what they create is intended to hurt others.)
my studio...especially on cold, winter days...I learned a thing or two about what nature photographers have
to contend with.
Polly M.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
I recently noticed your Artists Are Always Right fifth anniversary magnet being used by someone working
at a local art association, and thought to myself...that website looks interesting. I'll have to check it out. I'm
glad I did! So much useful and inspiring information! While it will take some time to catch up on all the past
issues, I'm sure I will enjoy every minute of it!
Jake J.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Count me among those who recalled seeing the excellent image featured in the January/February 2024 SPOTLIGHT before in Artists Are Always Right. I guess I have a photographic memory of photographs...
and I'm a wood carver! Anyhow, I was intrigued with the information you shared about how you dealt with
the snow scene. Quite interesting!
Mark J.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
The January/February "Inside the Image" SPOTLIGHT was very enlightening, as are all the issues of your
journal. Keep up the great work!
Della R.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
While I'm not a fan of cold, winter weather, I am a fan of Artists Are Always Right and thoroughly enjoyed
the January/February SPOTLIGHT, The Visual Warmth of The Sun. I almost felt as if I was there with you
as you described how you went about creating that lovely photograph.
Maria O.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
I discovered Artists Are Always Right while searching art websites online and wanted to let you know how
much I like what your journal has to offer. It's nice to how you combine all artists in one place!
David W.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
This is my first (and long overdue) FEEDBACK. I look forward to and enjoy every issue of Artists Are
Always Right. You both do a wonderful job!
Sidney M.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
As someone who enjoys photographing nature during all seasons, I appreciated what you went through
while creating the Inside the Image SPOTLIGHT in the January/February issue. While my photographs are
not up to yours in terms of aesthetic quality yet, I feel that what you've shared about photography in Artists
Are Always Right has helped me. I'm also planing on buying a copy of your book, The Creative Nature Photography Workshop.
Lacy D.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Artists Are Always Right is one of my favorite online destinations. Always interesting and informative!
Thank you!
Helena R.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
I want to start off by saying that I truly enjoy what you have to say about art and artists in your journal.
Having said that...I'm not trying to being argumentative or facetious, but do you think that artists are ever
wrong?
Bryce F.
(Editor's reply: In my opinion, an artist can only be wrong if they don't follow their heart, mind and soul...
or if what they create is intended to hurt others.)