Tribute in Light
by MPRPRO

Comment by SandyP:
WOW!!! I bet you are hearing that a lot, huh? HOW AWESOME!!!!! Congratulations on one of the most amazing shots like this I've ever seen!!! 10

Tribute in Light
by MPRPRO

Comment by patrinus:
oh!!! I am sooo disapointed... the thumbnail is great, image quality is horrid... the concept and everything looks quite perfect... but perhaps you might want to reshoot with lower ISO settings... good try... please dont take me wrong, I really like the photo but you could have done much better

Tribute in Light
by MPRPRO

Comment by Toniann220:
10

Tribute in Light
by MPRPRO

Comment by amyrh:
This photo is really interesting. The lighting is cool. What are those 2 lights?

Tribute in Light
by MPRPRO

Comment by daisy77:
this is lovely...being a new yorker, i will say you overdid the saturation a bit.

Tribute in Light
by MPRPRO

Comment by thatcloudthere:
The perspective here seems fairly standard and doesn't really provide a 'dramatic effect' that I can see. Beautiful lights, though.

Branches of Light
by MPRPRO

Comment by graphicfunk:
Very creative entry, a tighter crop at right would have given it more punch. 8

Branches of Light
by MPRPRO

Comment by kirbic:
Just a little more contrast and a blacker black point woudl have given this more punch! I like the concept.

Branches of Light
by MPRPRO

Comment by RonBeam:
Cool! I love this style of reflective shot that relies on the subject and the background to be stirred together by the viewer for its statement to be deciphered. 8

Destiny and Legacy
by MPRPRO

Comment by mycelium:
You know, I'm looking at this picture here... and I'm thinking, boy, all the pieces are really cool, but they just don't fit together quite right! The blue/green/brown color scheme is great, the textures and lighting in the trees are great, and the Merlin dude looks quite the part. The only problem is... he's looking the wrong way! There's a tacit compositional rule that you should leave room for your subject's gaze in a picture like this without a strong overriding reason for doing otherwise. If Merlin were looking the other way, this photo would instantly be much more balanced. Your ability to take good pictures is clear from this example... just a few minor tweaks are necessary!

Message edited by author 2005-09-13 00:56:43.