yin yang
by oldbimmercoupe

Comment:
Ok, cats = fabulous. So you got me on the heart factor. Plus them cuddling, adds cute factor. Plus killer processing and the whole yin/yang, hugging thing. BUT, technically not really underexposed. On the contrary, this is a bit overexposed. Love it anyway.

Dark path ahead
by briandsd

Comment:
Marvelous. A real story image. I love the starburst, and that there is just enough light on the ground to make out the figure. Gorgeous tonality.

Landing at first light
by juliannj

Comment:
Stunning it its simplicity. Wonderful pp'ing. I would argue that a crop on the right to match the left would make a better balanced image.

Beach Baller
by felipecrp

Comment:
Hmmm, technically, I think this is silhouette rather than underexposed. But I could be wrong. It might be the same thing :-) Beautiful and simple.

sundew
by skewsme

Comment:
This is the sort of image I hope to some day be able to capture. Not sure what this is, although it seems organic. But the level of detail in the focused area, and the spectacular bokeh above, oh, just gorgeous.

Anhinga Street
by ubique

Comment:
An attractive abstract, although I'm not sure what I'm looking at...

Big Moon
by cloudsme

Comment:
I am always amazed at images that are this dark and yet retail such clarity. Well done.

Shilshole
by franktheyank

Comment:
This looks like an image for skyscape. I'm not sure it qualifies for underexposed...

Alone
by Kenrossow

Comment:
I think there are some strong elements in this image, although it's a bit too underexposed. The eye is drawn to the window with the partial building rather than to the man, who is arguably the main subject. His pose is very interesting, he is pondering something, but he is almost invisible, s the eye keeps traveling to the better lit window.

Two- Faced
by Marfun

Comment:
A phenomenal bug macro although I don't see how this is underexposed.