Dyslexia
by frisca

Comment by jodiecoston:
I found this to be an extremely interesting photo and was one of the ones who gave this a 9. I think that it didn't score a 6 or higher because it's a shot that belongs in an art show in a gallery or museum - one that the viewer needs to study and appreciate. Extremely clever. Perhaps too clever for the casual voter who looks for a second and a half before voting and bases everything on a "wow" factor.

Regardless, be proud of this shot. It's a winner in my book!

Dyslexia
by frisca

Comment by frisca:
Thanks Jason! I'm not sure why this didn't hit a 6. I thought it was a pretty neat image. I called it "dyslexia" because I know words can seem like a big jumble of letters for someone with dylexia. :) Thanks for all the good comments, and thanks for adding it to your favourites, Jason. ;)

Dyslexia
by frisca

Comment by JPR:
Woaah! Not even a 6? I beat this? What!? This was my second favorite for the whole challenge. I'm adding it to my favorites. Hope that makes you feel better!

Dyslexia
by frisca

Comment by wewillexplore:
One of the most off center shots in the challenge. I like the cubes outside the area of light - and that the light beams across the center from corner to corner. Awesome shot. 10

Memory
by frisca

Comment by carolee:
I think this needs to be cropped either a lot closer or a lot farther. Right now it's at a midpoint that doesn't work really well for me.

Memory
by frisca

Comment by albright1:
Awesome lighting, and your hair frames your face really well. Nice work!

Dyslexia
by frisca

Comment by agwright:
Hi I'm dyslexia and that makes a word to me ..... 10/10

Memory
by frisca

Comment by pinback:
Good try, but looks a little posed. The highlights are a little harshtoo. Nice tone though.

Dyslexia
by frisca

Comment by adine:
Novel idea - compellingly executed. Red is a good color choice - makes you feel the frustration at the indeciferable (ouch! my spelling!) jumble of letters. The blackness works with this too.

Memory
by frisca

Comment by mrhbur:
love the shot... however i think a natural light would have been more flattering rather then a harsh spot light