contimplation
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by mrsmaxsmart:
Okay so you complained about all the spelling comments, but people really left you some good advice on your photo technique. I would read through these agian.

contimplation
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by alexus1325:
Don't eat it!!!! Puts me in mind of "Snow White" :P A nifty shot, and the colours really compliment one another (I'm guessing hue/saturation adjustments?). My only beef is it looks really staged.

contimplation
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by ecko313cheer:
This is a nice image. I really like the shadow and thought that are seen in this photograph.

contimplation
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by Jutilda:
That would be conTEMplation.

contimplation
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by mrsmaxsmart:
Your title is spelled wrong. That may sound like I am picking, but I just think you should do a spell check before submitting ;)
I did not mark you down for that thoug. I did however because the apple is soft and his face is sharp. Since the apple is the subject I would have liked to see that the other way. Also to me it is unimaginative to have a person holding an apple. Not bad for a photo to me just average.

contimplation
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by mycelium:
the lighting really contrasts with the mood of the rest of this piece. low key lighting would have been much more appropriate.

Thoughts of God
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by rblanton:
The foreground of this is captivating and certainly displays a variety of tones and textures. The background however completely robs the interest from the true subject.

Thoughts of God
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by justine:
I like the pose, and the angle is okay and fits the title. The background is really distracting and takes away from the subject. Your light fits the challenge well.

Thoughts of God
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Hmmm, the pose suggests a different title - like "OH my God!" ;-)
Interesting and unique. Good job.

Thoughts of God
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment by mrsmaxsmart:
I think the "cut out" look detracts from the lighting which is what the challenge is about.