I think the "message" Matt was trying to convey is how the little boy got punished into the corner, and feeling so small. But then again, I'd like to see a larger image instead of this over-tiny one. I mean, this IS digital photography we are talking about here. But as an art or expression, this submission isn't all that bad.
I'm sorry, but this image is such a small portion of the frame that I cannot see any details. I think this is a child in a corner, but that's just a guess. Was there some deeper meaning to the huge open frame? 3 Swash
eh.. not sure about this. Did you intend it?
On further reflection - I think I see what you intend here. It would be nicer if the picture of the child was a bit bigger to take away some of the emphasis of the negative space. It also might give the viewer more of an impression of growing up in despair.. Just a thought.
you should have submitted this at the proper size, infact I am suprised the server alowed you to submit it...? it has to be atleast 160 by what ever..
too bad, from what I can see it might have done much better as a larger photo...
I had trouble too the first time I submitted...better luck next time...
I can't really see what this image is.. it appears to be a child in the corner, but the size of the image in the upper corner is not strong enough to interpret.. - setzler
I can make out that this is a photo of a small boy in a corner but it is so small on my monitor that I can't make it out properly. Maybe something went wrong with the upload do you think? Anyway he looks in despair so I guess you met the challenge.
Did you do this deliberately, or is it a mistake? Assuming it's deliberate, it's actually a interesting idea to emphasize the loneliness, but it is a little too small to get a proper feel of the emotion in the face.
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