The next step

sometimes simplifying an image brings it closer to reality

Westwood 2005

Comments

[andy]

Mmmmm... blow-out and sepia. Silly girl, tricks are for rabbits :)

Actually this is really sexy. My die-hard "play by the rules" composition sense tells me that I want just a tad more space on the left, bringing the bold line that divides the image more to the right. Rule of thirds, and all that. BUT this is *you* and, as usual, it shows how *not* playing by the rules can get you some amazing images.

So. I love the even lines created by the windows, and I will always be a fan of high contrast and blow-out. With the figure being short sided, it really gives him an aura of isolation... literally being 'put in a corner'. And the silhouette gives him an anonymity... a cog in a big corporate machine. At least... that's what i take from it.

It really is lovely.

[leova]

it always hard to know how much you can push effect! you did it just right!great shot, excellent contrast - i mean it's all contrast!thanks
p.s.i'm not for sure where i take my story, i have basic idea, i think the story itself takes me...kind of evolving...

[photographer52]

When I opened this image, it felt good, so I like it. Simple as that. To answer your question, on my image, the bottles were behind the cloesed blinds.

[Jafar]

Nice blow-out. Just like photographer52 put it, it felt good in the first sight, so I like it.

[shellllllllllie]

i love the way it feels acidic and blaring like in movies when the sun is eating at the pavement and everything goes wild orange, bright white, and thick black. very nice NITSA!!

[gousty]

wow, that's unbelievable! less image more style, very nice !

[Gabriel]

You are right! a image brings it closer to reality....nice!

[Cathie]

cool image. it's like you were taking this pic facing the sun and capturing silo and shadows.

[Nitsa]

It all depends on your objective :)

[Kenny]

Thats a great shot! what exposure did you use?