Isaac is reflecting on which photo to submit.... easy...lol..there is also a reflection of the monitor in his eye...so both types of "reflections" are here also...as the Challenge states.... without mirrors....should have scored better..and as an outside observer.. the General... does photos that please himself and his family
this one time i got creative and took the challenge figuratively instead of literally, got panned. i imagine you'll get a low score, funny how creative people can be and still not want to think outside the box. don't let them bring you down.
Great to see a couple of people didn't interpret reflection so literally. Bonus marks from me for thinking outside the box. Your shot is very dark, though. That's a particularly difficult scene to shoot - lots and lots of extra light is needed to balance out the monitor screen and a long exposure is also needed to get a shot of the screen without lines in it. So that means you'll need a small aperture. Tricky to shoot for sure! 7 - floyd
Meets the Challenge: Yes Artistic Merit (Would I print/frame/hang it?): 3 Creativity (Did a lot of thought go into this photo?): 7 Technical (Focus/DOF/Lighting/Etc): 5 Composition (Subject well-positioned and framed): 6 WOW Factor (Is the photo interesting?): 3
Is the reflection in the eye? I know the shot needed to be dark, but this is hard to look at. Monitors tend to not be very photogenic. Good creativity, but I needed more of the challenge aspect for a high, high score. 6 Swash
I'm not sure if I get this photo. I'm not sure if the subject is reflecting back on the photo taking events of the week, or if the reflection is supposed to be the small amount of reflection in his eyes? I think a bit more could have been done with the lighting as well... - 5 - JB