Last minute idea I had while thumbing through a magazine at Giant Eagle. I was originally going for BW, but it looked a lot better with the saturation just toned down some.
Not sure how it will do, and not sure of a title yet -- but I'm getting there.
Statistics
Place: 110 out of 183 Avg (all users): 5.3125 Avg (commenters): 6.8095 Avg (participants): 5.0602 Avg (non-participants): 5.4610 Views since voting: 1871 Views during voting: 395 Votes: 224 Comments: 24 Favorites: 1 (view)
Totally honest, guns do disturb me, but I do not deduct marks for being disturbed. The background should be less distinguishable, the site being in focus but not the tip of it detracts from its impact. Lighting from a different angle would make it more surreal. 7.
Now this is the way a shallow DOF should be used. I'm willing to overlook the fact that 'predominance' is not an emotion but rather more of a state of affairs, because I'm pretty sure that whatever drives someone to point a gun at someone else is emotional in itself. 8
Wow... Did this one take me by surprise! Nicely done - I'm not a big fan of guns, but I think you definitely got your point across - and I even like it. :-) Actually, it's a very good macro photo. Hats off to you for not only being original, but for pulling it off too! (9)
Nice dof. menacing shot. good title. there's a darker line on the left side that's a bit of a distraction. I'd score 7, but am actually rating 8 to overcompensate for all those who might vote this down because of the rifle.
I'm not sure what it's called but the shading lines to the left of the face are distracting, and I'd rather have the Focal point be the tip of the barrel, not the sights.
very strong - the DOF is perfect. colors are nice and deep, much to my liking. the barrel of the gun is very low in the frame, though, and makes the image a bit bottom-heavy. (7)
Add photograph to your favorites
Add photographer to your favorites
Photographer found comment helpful.
