Window of Knowledge
by Tajhad

Comment by fotodude:
the nosie here adds a film grain quolity that most digitlers don't use cause they don't...lol (i could get mean but i won't) anyhow i like the affect and i like the old look of film and the set of this shot it all blends nicly and it all has a nice light quolity to it too. well done and GL

Window of Knowledge
by Tajhad

Comment by warmvanilla:
The sun is a little too bright. It kinda blurs out the black detail of the window.

Window of Knowledge
by Tajhad

Comment by Sunniee:
I think this would be better if it were cropped lower, just above his head... not fond of the feet cropped off, disturbs the flow...

Window of Knowledge
by Tajhad

Comment by 2mccs:
nice window framing but I think it might have been less distracting if the light in the windows were not so bright

Window of Knowledge
by Tajhad

Comment by Nobody:
Different take on "framed by the window". You did a good job of keeping the lighting set for the person rather than the bright background.

Window of Knowledge
by Tajhad

Comment by ericwoo:
While not a bad idea, I thnk this one is more window-lit than window framed. I like his expression and the grainy feel to the image. I'd like to see the rest of that left foot, as chopping it off leads the viewer's eyes right out of the frame.

Window of Knowledge
by Tajhad

Comment by BakerBug:
Using a noise filter would help this out, but be careful not to use too much.

Window of Knowledge
by Tajhad

Comment by birgir:
noise, noise and more noise.

Window of Knowledge
by Tajhad

Comment by yanko:
Including what is outside the window would have made this score much higher, IMO. As is your window is framing blown highlights, which isn't good for this particular challenge. If you couldn't spot meter the window area, getting the exposure from a gray card would have helped or finding that 18% gray equivalent on the subject, which would have been around his legs (not in the brightest spots).

Window of Knowledge
by Tajhad

Comment by stanm2:
la lumiere de vermeer