Works well for hte immovable challenge.
Backgroung car/Caravan and pole are istracting. Maybe a slightly different angle to at least remove the other car out of the photo would have helped. Taken a little more side on. Can't do much about the pole (unless you move the immovable car of course).
Light is good, playing with the depth of field, keeping the women and car in focus and the caravan/trees/fence more blurred could also have worked remove the clutter......
could you have taking this shot from the other side of the car? that white wall is a little dull and if you could drop your DOF this shot may work better IMHO
That poor old car surely looks immovable in that condition but it could be a classic with some TLC! it might be fun to play with the PP on this to brighten and sharpen it up a bit.
CJ
haha here we go make the women get out there and push, LOL. This is funny, I wonder how this would have looked b&w, with the old car and her outfit and glasses, nice job, 7.
I think the composition of this shot would be helped greatly by getting a bit closer and not including quite so much of the surroundings. As it is, I find myself following the "wall" up and through the frame to the other cars, the RV, etc, and just generally looking at the surroundings rather than what you are showing. Maybe if you just included the backend of the car, and her hands, and had really good focus and exposure (which looks okay at this distance), it would be a more interesting shot.
I love the old car, the colour is great. The model looks a wee bit bored or something though, the inclination of her face suggests to me she's not paying much attention to the task at hand.
What nice composition! The camera angle, had it been a bit more oblique (towards the lady), would have helped more I think. Great texture on the car. Another angle would have been one that shows the actor's expressions.
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