Cloud's?
by kirtiebu

Comment by Shadowrain:
Not bizarre at all, and a pretty uinteresting/unattractive shot, with all the weeds, and the tree doesn't really add much. 5

There's a clown in us all.
by kirtiebu

Comment by mrorange002:
the shadows kinda blow the overall impact of this shot. to avoid shadows from falling on the background, more your model away further from the background. (anywhere from 5-10 feet should usually work)

Cloud's?
by kirtiebu

Comment by eugene:
the tree is nice, but the road kinda does not fit....

Cloud's?
by kirtiebu

Comment by xian:
how is this "Bizarre Nature"?

There's a clown in us all.
by kirtiebu

Comment by Philos:
Nice photo, just don't like the expression on the clowns face. I would expect a hapy face. The background seems to be a bit wrinkled.

One Fire = Poverty
by kirtiebu

Comment by mecfcosta:
the very low resolution is not helping your photo.

There's a clown in us all.
by kirtiebu

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Need to get rid of that shadow. ...and there's something scary about clowns.

There's a clown in us all.
by kirtiebu

Comment by moodville:
It looks like your subject was a little too close to the background as the texture/creases in the sheet has become part of the image. Having your subject step farther way and also separately light the background may have helped isolate it more. The closeness factor can also be seen with the shadows on the lower left and around the hair from the flash. The yellow of the flower looks either too bright or oversaturated. I know some people say it's best to have the subject look away from the camera but I think in this particular case having him look directly at the camera may have made him more engaging with the viewer, he's a clown after all and that's what they do. On a totally non-related to your image opinion - clowns are evil!

There's a clown in us all.
by kirtiebu

Comment by Prof_Fate:
very nice with the light in the eyes, but i see some shadow on the backdrop on the left (elbow and flower). and behind the hair.

One Fire = Poverty
by kirtiebu

Comment by t_korecki:
i would recommend considering ur focus depth a bit more because the first tree in my opinion should be more in focus to give it that extra touch