This was one of my favorites. Maybe because I can relate to the situation in the picture. I thought you had one of the best interpretations of the challenge. Keep it up, I guess the voters are quite uptight about the crispness of the picture...
Hehe, I told you you'd get a 3 :). I just love the way the light glints off your bald head. Definitely keep up the webcam photography, but maybe try out some noise removal next time.
Good shot, but I find myself very distracted by the lack of stong blacks and the horrific amount of digital noise. Suggest: re-shoot and re-submit. But the idea is good, the camera angle is excellent, and it seems to me to have the potential to be a great idea for this particular challenge. CJ
In my humble opinion, this was a pretty interesting angle, and the idea meets very well the challenge, but the deficiencies en the photographic technique and the resulting quality of the image is very bad. It seems to me the camera's capabilities are not helping you too much
At first I thought the lights were reflections of some sort. But actually make an interesting sort of "halo". I like the grain. Makes me think of how my eyes feel at 1:00 AM when I do need sleep.
Interesting :) the noise and compression artifacts in this photo actually seem to add an element of "I'm tired.. i'm so tired i can't see straight" to this photo... I must admit that you are bold if this was your intention with this photograph. You are almost certain to be banished into the dungeons for attempting to creatively pursue a thought by creating a less than perfectly exposed and finished image... :) - setzler
I'm not sure how you took this one. It looks like a photo of a monitor. The lighting is a bit dark on the subject. Kind of hard to judge the focus since the pict is kind of grainy. Interesting concept though.
I like that it is all blurry and dark...just the way u feel when u have been glued to the screen for way tooo long :) It gets an 8 for being artistic and cool :)
This certainly meets the challenge. I think the grainy look lends itself to the late, burned out effect that I THINK the photographer did deliberately. However, unless he's taking it with a mirror, this is that other guy's corner of the world.
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