Aaron All Alone
by sssobel

Comment by Fayech:
nice perspective. love the inclusion of the rocks in the foreground and how the person is semi concealed.

Aaron All Alone
by sssobel

Comment by waterlilies:
I'd like to see this same subject composed a bit differently -- closer to the subject and from a different angle.

Aaron All Alone
by sssobel

Comment by PTLParsons:
Is this "where is Aaron" such as "where's waldo?" Would be much better if I could see Aaron because the rest of the photo is rather nice.

Aaron All Alone
by sssobel

Comment by LucidLotus:
A nice image. I like the color vs. the pale rocks. I also like the overall natural feel of the scenery. Fits the challenge very well. The lighting is a bit too harsh for my tastes, especially where it glares on the rock next to your subject, draws the eyes away from him and to the rock instead. A sharper focus on the subject might spotlight him better so he doesn't blend too much into his background. Nice job! 6

Aaron All Alone
by sssobel

Comment by sketchtwin:
branch is in the way. wish you could see more of the subject

Aaron All Alone
by sssobel

Comment by BeingClever:
I think Aaron in this picture is a little hard to find, and the branch in front of his face is distracting. I would have had him sit on the edge of the rock in the centre, foreground of this picture, that way he would be more of the focus, and it would take away from overblown rock he is sitting on - It just happens to be one of those tricky outboors shot on a really sunny day. The colour of the trees are very nice and add appeal.

Aaron All Alone
by sssobel

Comment by stevenayer:
It's a shame he's behind a branch - good solitary feeling to this one thought

Aaron All Alone
by sssobel

Comment by Pidd:
I think this would have been better if your subjects head weren't hidden in behind the tree limbs. Although you may have done that intentionally, I don't think it works as effectively as it might have if he were better seen. I think the stark white lighting on some of the rocks draws the eyes there and away from your focal point.