Almost yellow
by eikidigi

Comment by Amiee:
Wow , the photo kinda looks freaky. Haha. But it is very nicely taken. Good focus and it looks well infront of the black background. Nice job.

Almost yellow
by eikidigi

Comment by kellie:
very good

Almost yellow
by eikidigi

Comment by casualguy:
Art.....

Almost yellow
by eikidigi

Comment by Ricky Cleave:
a crop would make a stronger image.

In the morning sun
by eikidigi

Comment by eikidigi:
Thanks you all for the vote and Comments.This was my first photo in the DPchallenges, I just grab the Kodak DX 3500 profesional camera:-) and took the pictures, and did no change to the image.greetings from Kodak
(Sorry for the spelling):-)some photo//www.heimsnet.is/frideik/digital.htm

In the morning sun
by eikidigi

Comment by jmsetzler:
Greetings from the Critique Club :)

Hi Kodak...

Children are definitely great subjects for photographs... especially in the 'cliche' challenge.

I like this composition... I think the harsh lighting adds a nice element to this photo... a little bit of surrealism maybe :) It also creates a sense of loneliness and content at the same time... The child is alone, but seems very content with whatever he is doing :) It reminds me of my own early saturday mornings as a child when I would get up before my parents and start my day on my own :)

One of the things I like about this photo is that normal compositional rules don't really apply. The strong perspective of the hallway really works well...

I'm sorry I don't have much that I can add to improve this photo... it looks excellent as is :)

Keep up the great work :)

John Setzler

In the morning sun
by eikidigi

Comment by boyte1:
lovely. nice and soft.

In the morning sun
by eikidigi

Comment by Anachronite:
ahhh beuatiful... one of the few shots I see around here that acctually benifits from a soft focus... well done!

In the morning sun
by eikidigi

Comment by gale813:
Very mystical look.... nice job!!!!

In the morning sun
by eikidigi

Comment by KarenB:
very interesting image!! the overexposure works well here, as does the slight slant to the image. alone but not lonely. excellent!