Art School
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Comment by e301:
It's because people decide what they want to/think they ought to see, and they don't look at what they're being shown. What is all this 'too much dark'? Are they mad? Tantamount to saying 'your photograph ought to be different' and that is, actually, quite offensive.

Art School
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Comment by yanko:
The shadows makes it look like the artist's real world is incomplete just like that of the artwork.

Art School
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Comment by Melethia:
I think Nick and Sevil are good influences on you. :-) From out of the darkness... Can't find anything I don't like about this - the shadows, the lines, the angles, the textures. Very nice work indeed.

Art School
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Comment by bassbone:
nice b/w image - love the lighting so that the student is the only thing illuminated

Art School
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Comment by Marc923:
Interesting shot with the shadows and lighting. I like the mood of it.

Art School
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Comment by violinist123:
This type of photo resonates well with me. Unfortunately this crop really holds the shot back. The big blob of black doesn't add to the image, and really pulls the eye away from the subject. The subject and the detail behind it make this image, I would love to see the crop display them more prominently.

Window
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Comment by simplesilent:
i didnt add this so ill add it now.

YES

Window
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Comment by simplesilent:
oh my god.
do you know how long it took me to see that cat.

i didnt get it for the longest time.
weird.

Art School
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Comment by skewsme:
this really is quite striking when you come across it. the darkness leads you to the subject. nice elbows.

Church and State
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Comment by Germaine:
Interesting composition. You've got a natural diptych separated by the light pole. That guy on the right doesn't seem too sure about you... 8)

Minor nit, I might try cropping out that narrow strip of light at the very top on the right hand side. To me, it's a bit distracting and by getting rid of it, I think you would emphasize the vertical composition of the shot.

Nice work.