Jack The Ribbler
by siggithor

Comment by scw1217:
Very nice rainy day capture. The hint that there is a person is very well done.

Jack The Ribbler
by siggithor

Comment by justine:
FUN -Creative shooting. This is just super. Nice job. Score 8 Justine

Boxed In
by siggithor

Comment by Gracious:
This is very cute, good subject, wonderful model, meets challenge, good composition. I do think it could be improved though, by lightening and a little more contrast. All in all, good job! Good luck in the challenge! Grayce aka Gracious

Boxed In
by siggithor

Comment by karmat:
future mime? (sorry, couldn't resist) I think a little more light, and a shade more contrast would ahve helped this image have more zing -- it would stand out more i think because the colors wouldn't be so muted.

Boxed In
by siggithor

Comment by lightplayer:
pretty cool

Boxed In
by siggithor

Comment by hypoStiller:
Very good use of negative space, mainly because of the framing. This baby looks precisely as the title suggests, and the background clamps in with strong polygons. Effectively claustrophobic! I would like to see a broader contrast range in the baby. 8

Boxed In
by siggithor

Comment by normw:
nothing like a nekkid baby shot (7)

Boxed In
by siggithor

Comment by just-married:
The shape of the body itself is very interesting and therefore creates interesting space around it. Nitpicks: focus is a bit soft - doesn't bother me, but does make me notice. Also, I think I might like it better if you cropped out the visible corner of the closet at the lower left and the slight bit of the frame in the upper right. Might have been hard to do and still meet dpc standards, I realize. Good shot. Take what you can use; disregard the rest. 8, just-married

Boxed In
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Comment by malapropam:
Am I looking inside something from the backside, i.e., negative space? Cute. The picture is a smidgeon dark....did you try to brighten it at all? Anyway, I like it.

Boxed In
by siggithor

Comment by Kavey:
I'd like this more if there were no box in it. Just the child in that same position with the black background. Perhaps taking it from exactly front on to the box would give that? As it stands the box feels like a secondary object and part of the positive space, rather than negative. Sort of semipostiveseminegative!
5, Kavey