Challenge:Clichés (Classic Editing) Camera:Kodak DX3500 Location: In my home in Iceland Date: Jan 28, 2003 Aperture: 1:4,5 Shutter: 1/10 Galleries:Family Date Uploaded: Jan 28, 2003
Thanks you all for the vote and Comments.This was my first photo in the DPchallenges, I just grab the Kodak DX 3500 profesional camera:-) and took the pictures, and did no change to the image.greetings from Kodak
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Children are definitely great subjects for photographs... especially in the 'cliche' challenge.
I like this composition... I think the harsh lighting adds a nice element to this photo... a little bit of surrealism maybe :) It also creates a sense of loneliness and content at the same time... The child is alone, but seems very content with whatever he is doing :) It reminds me of my own early saturday mornings as a child when I would get up before my parents and start my day on my own :)
One of the things I like about this photo is that normal compositional rules don't really apply. The strong perspective of the hallway really works well...
I'm sorry I don't have much that I can add to improve this photo... it looks excellent as is :)
This would have been better (imo) if the shot was taken from the same level as the child. The sun is also just a bit too bright on the walls - a softer look (taken a few minutes before or later in the morning) might have given better light.
I like the idea, colors are warm and soft focus works well. In my opinion there are to many distracting elements, maybe a slightly diferent camera angle would have been better.
This shot has a great feeling to it. But to me it suffered a bit from the slant to the right. I start leaning in my chair if I look too long. Have you tried a closer crop (maybe just above the fish at the top and taking out the door molding on the right )? Just a thought, but when I covered those areas with a piece of paper, it made for a much better shot to my eye.
Very creative. Kinda' spooky actually - I just watched the Shining the other night on TV! I love how this is just a little off angle - it really adds to the interest.
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