your photo appears too dark on my montior, it looks like a sunglass lenses or a the eye of the panther, alittle bit brighter would have helped out alot. Of course on your monitor it probably looks great since that what happens to me too
Image has a lot of black but not very much detail in the dark areas. Having detail in the shadows it what sets low-key apart from other types of photography. It might be interesting to see how the composition is changed if you do nothing more than center the eye on one of the rule of thirds intersection points.
Difficult one, have checked the calibration on my monitor and am battling to make this one out. I know, low key.... supposed to be dark. Best I can do, is a middle of the line vote (just in case).
A little bit heavy on the darkness here. It looks interesting, but I can't actually see anything. It looks to me like the window of a small boat in the dark with a person's face inside a gently lit cabin. The person's face looks fearful.
I have absolutely no idea if this is correct or not though because there is not enough detail.
If you had cropped in to a square crop or perhaps slightly more landscapish, maybe there would be a bit more detail visible in the face.
There also appears to be some other things in the shadow, but I can't make any of it out, it almost looks like a bat wing or something?
I have my monitor calibrated and at max brightness.
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