Well - no it isn't the same place as the minimalism shot, though obviously the similarity is no accident. It most certainly is a sister shot however, and I think there is something to be gained from viewing the two side-by-side. Oh, and it isn't set up: I don't do that, and this is just a question of finding a spot and waiting. And it's my sixth sixth, for parity.
Well - no it isn't the same place as the minimalism shot, though obviously the similarity is no accident. It most certainly is a sister shot however, and I think there is something to be gained from viewing the two side-by-side. Oh, and it isn't set up: I don't do that, and this is just a question of finding a spot and waiting. And it's my sixth sixth, for parity.
How come this looks familiar? :)
I was admiring your shot 'Repetition with variations for small child' not too long ago. Assuming this is the place, I like how you created two photographs that look stunningly different even though they contain the same elements.
A stunning image which will hopefully feel cozy next to it's 'sister' in my favourites.
I knew this was you, isn't this the same staircase you've used before to great effect in Minimalism? Congrats on a great shot and the top ten finish :)
I thought it was you, and I was going to say as much initially, but then I checked the ground and it looks a little different to your minimalism entry.
Congrats on the top 10 finish ;) I thought this was a fantastic entry
These steps are made for this challenge! The only way I could think this shot could possibly improve is by perhaps dressing the woman in a slightly less ordinary clothing to complement the surreal flow of the lines.
A 9 from me - hope this makes the top 10!
Alex
PS: This looks a little like e301's entry in the minimalism challenge!
I like this one a lot. I don't know how many voters will understand the title, but it is clever. Nice range of lights/darks in this. Reminds me of e301's minimalism entry.
Reminds me of E301's //www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=169761 image.
A lovely use of lines, of strong light creating strong shadows and beautifully composed too.
Is the title a nod to the film/ book, Girl Interruped?
Fan-frickin'-tabulous! I don't care if you set this up, I'm almost sure that you did. I like the contrasty tones and the excellent composition. About the only thing I don't like are the girl's shoes...hmmm...who cares about that though, really. Good luck and have a good day.
Very sophisticated photograph. Beautifully composed and processed for maximum impact. Also love the title. All in all, I think it's just about flawless, and the most mature interpretation of the challenge topic I've seen. 10.
really like the b/w and noise. in my mind, that line from the bottom left is so strong, i can't help but wonder how things would have changed if you placed her closer to the top of that...that is if you had the ability to do so.
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