Untitled
by mistchild2008

Comment by briantammy:
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Untitled
by mistchild2008

Comment by psart:
Happy and Sad. Different psart

"Mist" aka David McFarlane
by mistchild2008

Comment by buzzrock:
I see more noise than mist..

"Mist" aka David McFarlane
by mistchild2008

Comment by Zeus:
I like the picture. The girl is the main focus, not the mist, but I do that alot too.

"Mist" aka David McFarlane
by mistchild2008

Comment by jblaylockrayner:
Nice idea but looks more out of focus than soft and misty.

"Mist" aka David McFarlane
by mistchild2008

Comment by KouchKing:
Lay off the digital zooom/cellularphone cam..

"Mist" aka David McFarlane
by mistchild2008

Comment by azaboi:
Compositionally, the photo feels cliche. The quality of the photo distracts from the message - too much noise.
Perhaps having the subject placed differently in the photo. Maybe in the distance and in the mist could have told a different story?

A Crash Back to Reality
by mistchild2008

Comment by ericwoo:
Hey there from the Critique Club

Camera Work/Technical: I think that you overexposed this one just a bit. The white on the vehicle, as well as the pants and the lady's nose look a little hot to me. I think that taking the exposure down just a touch would have also added a more dramatic feel to the image.

Lighting: As I mentioned above, a little too bright. The brightness of the image makes a bit difficult to look at. This is a tough one to manage the light to begin with. The bright sun on the white, along with the harsh white of the vehicle makes it really hard.

Composition/Content: I do like your content, but perhaps not for this challenge.

My Opinion: I think that this one would have been better for a different challenge. Nice work, and I look forward to much more of your work.

Thank you for the opportunity to provide a critique on your entry,
Eric

A Crash Back to Reality
by mistchild2008

Comment by PixelKing:
Very real Shot, quite and impact (pardon the pun)

A Crash Back to Reality
by mistchild2008

Comment by Citadel:
Interesting but not related to the challenge as I don't think an accident is really a cultural event per se.