Bubble Impact
by ajschel

Comment by kari1:
Interesting take on the challenge ... well done

A different perspective
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Comment by liah:
very cool lighting nice idea to flip it

A different perspective
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Comment by ktm7:
good idea. interesting colors...a little over exposed.

A different perspective
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Comment by Tammer:
I'm not crazy about the overwhelming yellow hue (but you might not have been able to help that). I do like the perspective you captured.

A different perspective
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Comment by stek:
i like this picture i like the green and i like the light by every window. nice job.

A different perspective
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Comment by typologic:
I really like this. The lighting gives this a great moody feel. The only thing that would have made it better is a model walking down the hallway.

A different perspective
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Comment by TheresaA:
Nice clean image with lots of good perspective. Good Job!

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Comment by SJCarter:
I'm not sure that I agree with the tighter crop perspective. I think that the enormity of the adverts plastered all over the wall really illuminate the smallness and relative inconsequential nature of the lone, struggling guitarist. I do agree that it's a lot of information and color for the viewer to take in. Have you considered a selective desat to show the musician and his "wares" in full color and perhaps a muted tonal version of the signs and B/W for everything else? Or perhaps just a few of the signs in color? Just a thought... My thinking was that 1) you wouldn't need to crop the shot and lessen the impact of the musician's plight, 2) you could bring the viewer's focus back to the musician, and 3) you could "highlight" (but not overwhelm) the competition. Just my 2 cents on a good shot as is. :-)

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Comment by GreenGiant:
I like the angle and DOF here, aswell as the subject they are all great I think a blue sky background would have really made this photo for me.

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by ajschel

Comment by brianlh:
I think the heavy shadows here and lack of interesting color (to me, at least) leaves this as a good candidate for conversion to Black and White.