By now, if you’ve read the two previous posts on this delicate matter, you’ve hopefully come to realize that quality in photography is quite difficult. Today I’d like to discuss three things which exposes quality in quite different ways. Those three things are; commercial photography, non-commercial photography, and photography true to the photographer. When looking at photography in general, one could argue that quality is found when certain standards are met. Regardless of what kind of photography, there are always some sort of standard of what is to be considered “good” quality, “good” photography. In commercial photography, this is extremely important. Not only need the technical standards be perfect; onto…