Look into the Light!
by ElectriqueLime

Comment by LalliSig:
My suggestion would be to use a tripod and a lower ISO setting next time, it will undoubtedly lead to a more pleasant result.

Look into the Light!
by ElectriqueLime

Comment by BakerBug:
The camera shake really hurts this image.

Look into the Light!
by ElectriqueLime

Comment by Efergoh:
lots of noise, and camera shake.
Next time, I'd suggest turning down the ISO to eliminate noise, and using a tripod with the camera on a 2 second delay. That way your hands will be off the camera when the shutter opens and closes.

If you have the camera set on S or A, it tries to resolve any dark areas with detail that you may not be able to pull. Use the lowest ISO setting you can, and use the manual setting. This will go a long way to reducing the amount of noise you get.

Look into the Light!
by ElectriqueLime

Comment by Revontulet:
This is not the best image ever seen on DpChallenge. It is really noisy and unsharp. And also does not maches the name of the challenge. Maybe if you could use some simple editing program to get rid of the noise and if you place the light and the house in a different way then your next challenge entry might be more successful. Good luck!

Look into the Light!
by ElectriqueLime

Comment by Spizzer:
A little too blurry to make it interesting.

Look into the Light!
by ElectriqueLime

Comment by ETphonethishome:
too much noise and motion blur. you should get a tripod, and lower the ISO to its lowest setting.

Look into the Light!
by ElectriqueLime

Comment by bassbone:
the noise and pixelation in this image are a big issue. in addition, the image is quite blurry as if the camera was moving during the shot- 1

Going No Where...
by ElectriqueLime

Comment by pineapple:
I like the position of the bike in the frame. It suggests the potential of somewhere to go, and therefore emphasizes the title.

Message edited by author 2007-04-25 12:20:38.

Taking a Minute To Put Her Hair Up
by ElectriqueLime

Comment by Kimber90:
Nice image, i like the angle and the sharpness of the pieces of hair. Nice Job.

Taking a Minute To Put Her Hair Up
by ElectriqueLime

Comment by Haneck:
This is an interesting idea - I might suggest moving the camera back a little further to get more of the person. It's so close it's almost confusing - the composition almost feels a little cluttered. But this is a very cool idea! :) I like it! Keep shooting!