need it...!?
by neoathematrix

Comment by Nebularus:
Is this from Trainspotting?

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Comment by Sonifo:
Not very interesting shot. It seems really blan.

switch the light off..honey
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Comment by Azrifel:
~~~~Critique Club Comment~~~~

I don't have anything useful to say about this picture.
Pointing your camera at a bright sun can seriously damage your CCD btw.

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Comment by dsidwell:
You've created a mysterious photo here. I really want to see the figures on the beach, but am not allowed to. Was this your aim? I like the placement of the sun here, and the rays extending out lead the eye not only inward but outward.

...most beautiful...
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Comment by Swashbuckler:
At first, this looked a bit ho-hum, but the more I gaze upon it, the more striking it appears to me. The sun is more yellow than most suns in this challenge, so challenge met. The nearly total lack of sun flares is impressive! The silhouetted person is interesting (a bit hard to see, but I think that adds to the mystery). The far background isn't great, but could I ask you to mow down these buildings? I don't think so. Score upgrade from 5 to 7. Swash

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Comment by thatguy:
i like this image, nice job making the yellow of the sun turn out

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Comment by casualguy:
A little void of color for me....

switch the light off..honey
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Comment by PTLParsons:
Very different photo. Not even a bad photo. But I'm really having a problem figuring out what it has to do with Waldo and if he is even in the photo. Will keep looking and if I find him I will up the score by 2.

switch the light off..honey
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Comment by MattW:
the lighting is really cool, but i can't find the person

hit the point...
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Comment by teachme53:
You have some very good things going on in this picture. Point of View, Depth of Field, shooting at a slow speed to create movement, the use of Lines and Shape and Form. I understand you wanted a sunset picture, but the lighting leaves to many ares dark that distracts from the overall image. I also encourage my students not to have their vanishing point centered. That makes your picture like a bullseye and doesn't allow your eye to wonder around the whole image. Keep up the good work and don't give up on the sunset time frame. It may not have worked perfectly for this image, but it is one of the best times of the day to take quality pictures. JG