Lost.
by the-O-ster

Comment by melismatica:
I gave this a 6. Technically it has problems (mainly the subjects face being out of focus). But I think it works in a weird way. The background is so confusing the it is impossible to really get a handle on what the viewpoint of the camera was. The out of focus face kind of separates the subject from the environment that has him baffled. Since the title is "Lost" this photo works in the way it was intended.

Mid-Summer Night.
by the-O-ster

Comment by unguzov:
ISO 400?

Lost.
by the-O-ster

Comment by KaDi:
Nice choice of viewpoint for the topic and the challenge. Feel that it would be better with more focus and light on the person's face as it is a little disorienting and takes some time to grasp what's being "said".

Mid-Summer Night.
by the-O-ster

Comment by qnjt:
Interesting, Makes you look twice

Mid-Summer Night.
by the-O-ster

Comment by BrennanOB:
The reflection kills this shot for me. Either turn off the lights behind you or use the reflections of some action to add to the shot.

Mid-Summer Night.
by the-O-ster

Comment by TLL061:
it's spring

Mid-Summer Night.
by the-O-ster

Comment by justine:
Moody shot. I like it. The haze really adds to the feel here. I do think you should of tried to include [with the crop] the statue on the left and not had him cut in half. Good entry.

Mid-Summer Night.
by the-O-ster

Comment by squirrel:
cool, if a bit hazy

Mid-Summer Night.
by the-O-ster

Comment by blemt:
Nicely done cityscape! I can't decide if there is a high level of noise in the image, or if it was a hot, hazy night. If it was hazy out- consider adding a UV/Haze filter to the camera. If your camera is just noisy, consider converting this image to black and white. Make a longer exposure, then convert. The noise will more closely approximate "grain". And it would give you an interesting looking image.

Litter.
by the-O-ster

Comment by ChrisW123:
Should make the frame square. Right now the frame is opposite of the bottle so it's a little irratating.