I think I see the Indian head: the long vine that crosses the window is the top of his head, the vines to the left are feathers, and the shorter vine below is the top of his ear. Right? It's fun that you saw it and made it into an image, and I confess that it was fun when I solved your puzzle (although I wasn't particularly surprised, probably because unlike you, I knew something must be there). If that's what you wanted to accomplish with this photo, you succeeded!
This image is loaded with lots of interesting colors and textures: leaves, smoke, grass, and several textures of wood to name a few. And the technical things like focus, exposure, contrast, and sharpness are great. But there is no center of interest; nothing grabs the viewer's attention and entices him to stay and look around except the hope of finding a hidden Indian. And he is very subtly hidden indeed.
You are making this one tough to get...at least for me:( I see some things in this image that help to find surprise...like what might be in the woods? If you would like more of a critique on the image...I will be happy to, just email:) good luck.
I'm really not sure I get this one. I have looked and looked and looked and just don't get the Indian reference. If they are in the woods, I just can't see them. It's a very nice shot overall, the colors, the clarity, the crop is well done. A 7 to start, going to an 8
Smoke signals? Is that the point? I looked at this for ages and didn't get it, and have just realised that on coming back to comment a bit. Beyond whether or not this meets the challenge, I think it lacks shape as a photograph: the compositional balance of the various elements is quite heavy-handed (the house coming into the frame almost to the halfway point, the angles and colours of the pile of stuff by the door catching the eye most, and the lack of any great progression of light in the frame. The colours throughout are well caught, but are for me too natural, to ordinary, too everyday: you aren't showing me anything special here, if you follow me.
Not sure what the subtle nusances are but I love the photo. Hope the woods don't burn down because the smoke add so much to the overall photo. What I like the most is the tiny b;ie door beside the large window. The red of the building stands out so well against the "fall" of the rest of the photo. Great job.
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