This is a digital pinhole image. A 15 second exposure. I left the chair halfway through the shot. A body cap was used in place of a lens. Levels and curves were used due to a very narrow histogram. This seems to be the norm with digital pinhole. Also, I used a Nikon D100 because I didn't want my D2X to get dust on the sensor. Dust is a real problem with this process.
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I can see what you were going for here... and I applaud you for that. I'm not sure it totally worked for a couple of reasons... placement within the photo... how he's actually lined up with the chair and also I'm somewhat bothered by the position that he is in... it's not a very attractive position to take a straight on photo from.
You may have intended something I'm missing with your technique. If so, sorry I missed it. Low contrast and lack of anything in sharp focus push this pretty far down in the standing in my opinion.
1st impression is a badly out of focus snapshot. Closer examination reveals odd reflections that are further distracting. Can't imagine what you intent was. 4
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