Thanks girls. Think I've got these preg hormones on high and sensitive ATM lol.

MM yep I noticed the tongue in cheek and joking comments and the fact that they weren't bullying.....they were just plain nasty. I don't see anywhere in the rules that says everyone's photos need to suit their tastes and quality.
Kim. You're not the only emotional one. I was driving into town to go shopping, and it's a bit of a drive so I was thinking about some of the comments on there. I've already had a cry this morning about a bad mummy moment, so it didn't take much for this to make me emotional! I was just thinking, who are they to say what makes a good photo? Does it matter if someone has cropped their image and added a frame? I suddenly hated the thought that some of these people might be looking at my shots and going "They're all baby shots, I hate that. This one's got a frame, really hate that. Oh look, this one's had the colour boosted in Picnik, hate that. This person obviously sucks!"

But then I thought stuff 'em. I'm not doing this for other pretentious snobs to get some kind of artsy fartsy fulfilment from. I'm doing it to document DD's first year, and this challenges me to think of different shots to take of her, rather than the same thing all the time. So I kind of realised, it doesn't matter what they think at all. I'm not trying to be an artist with this, and if I was I'd never please everyone anyway. As long as I'm enjoying what I'm doing, that's all that matter