Furware
by kookaburra

Comment:
It is a shame about the power lines either side of your model - next time scan your frame carefully to look for such things. The light looks as though it was fairly harsh, which can be hard to work with, and it has led to the eyes being in deep shadow - I would have preferred more definition and detail here.

What's This?
by pennylane

Comment:
Very poor resolution leading to considerable pixelation.

Bondage for the advanced practicioner
by sickdog

Comment:
The focus is much too soft, and the exposure is also off, with burned out areas on the eyes and forehead, perhaps caused by too much direct flash.

Dueling Warriors
by hsvhoon

Comment:
The headware is quite insignificant to the photo, which makes me think you have entered for the sake of entering - sadly, 'though the focus isn't sharp, which this type of photo needs. Also the audience looks a mixture of bored, only mildly interested, and complete;y uninterested in the play - it may have been better to choose a shallower depth of field to disguise this.

No Head to Speak of
by fallingretina

Comment:
I have viewed this on two seperate monitors with the same results - much too dark even for a super-low key photo.

Ok, I give up
by abranton

Comment:
Made me laugh...

Dark Queen
by koriley

Comment:
Clever idea, although I find the exposure a little grey and flat.

Black White and pencil
by Peshiks

Comment:
My lateral thinkimng isn't up to meeting this one...
Fabulous photograph, although the crayons could do with being just a little sharper.

Capecod getting smaller
by whiterook

Comment:
I am clearly missing something here - look forward to the explanantion.

Watch Out for Falling Spots
by Elaine

Comment:
LOL!