killing time - an artist and a chauffeur
by tomzinho

Comment by peggy:
Comical

[purple to green] hey! where's orange and who's that guy?!?!?
by tomzinho

Comment by ursula:
FROM THE CRITIQUE CLUB

First Impression: Great title. Nice pattern (repetitions).

Technical: Focus is a bit soft. Lighting is OK, but the reflections (flash?) on the pink chair are distracting.

Composition: Pretty good. I think you cropped a bit too tight, especially at the top - I think it would be good to include the full sweep of the chairs' back. I like the repeating "3s" throughout the photo. IMO the colours are a bit harsh to the eyes. Also IMO, I think it would have been nice to have a different coloured background (grey or white or black, not greenish).

Overall: It's an interesting idea, and it could be a striking picture, but it needs some refining to make it real good.

Ursula (uabresch)
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killing time - an artist and a chauffeur
by tomzinho

Comment by justine:
Great slice of life shot. Really good to look at!!!!!!!

killing time - an artist and a chauffeur
by tomzinho

Comment by ChrisW123:
The tone is a little over-whelming. Maybe try less saturation next time and slightly less green.

touching the mirror
by tomzinho

Comment by Journey:
Unsure what the relevance of this image is to the challenge but since i didn't see the movie who am i to judge? :) This is a simple but the distortion of the reflection in the mirror is great. 7

three pairs
by tomzinho

Comment by dsidwell:
Fun idea, and well executed in a very formal arrangement.

touching the mirror
by tomzinho

Comment by cpanaioti:
This makes me think of E.T. rather than the Matrix but well done to get the reflected image so clear as well as the real thing.

touching the mirror
by tomzinho

Comment by Jacko:
Very interesting. I love the green hue, and the raunchy look of the picture. Good luck. Jacko. 8

touching the mirror
by tomzinho

Comment by roleychiu:
good idea, bad execution

three pairs
by tomzinho

Comment by qachyk:
Hmm. On the one hand, yes, you do have some complementary colours there. On the other hand, the softness of some of the colours and the fact that non-complementary colours are set next to each other between the pairings detracts from the focus on the topic. Also, honestly, photographs of money don't do much for me. But it was an interesting idea.