This is my buddy Remington. Greatest kid you'll ever meet. I had him duck inside the barn and show his face. I'm sure most will find him, but If you could'nt find him he is just inside the swinging door on the left, where the barn ends and begins where the door is swingin open a bit, his face is the only thing showing. I thought this would be accebtable since some of the older "Where's Waldo" shots only had limbs showing. This was pretty fun to shoot, because there was tons of old boards he had to climb over to get in there. I'm just glad he didn't get hurt. lol... hope everyone enjoyed looking.
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Dodge on the face so it would show up a bit.
Burned the leaves on the tree on the top left and spot in window.
Resize, Add Border, Sharpen, Save for Web.
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I love derelict houses like this and the fact that you cant tell whether waldo is hiding or preparing to jump out a scare the living daylights out of you
Great tones (though I might have cropped just beneath the guttering on the house in the foreground as it seems to be casting quite a weird light
I like this shot; I want to shout to Waldo, "Get out of there, silly person, that building might fall down! Don't you see the window falling in already?" The colors here fit well together, the lighting is interesting, and the composition works for me. An interesting image in which someone tried to hide. 9.
I love these old worn out buildings, and would love to see it, but that would not fare well for the purpose, would it? I'm glad you are hidden, but easily found. And it is a bit creepy to think of someone being in there, but that's just my opinion. I love how you composed and processed this image. Very nice, imo.
The colours have a blue cast which is distracting. I also wonder whether the right hand side of the image adds anything to the composition. It might be worth trying a closer crop to see how it looks.