Sawed off ( antique) firepower
by GThumbtack

Comment by Donna21:
I'm sorry, but this looks like something taken for eBay, not DPC. Someone holding it, or a more attractive background might help.

Sawed off ( antique) firepower
by GThumbtack

Comment by Haneck:
Well, here's my two cents. :)
I know from experience how impossibly difficult it is to take a picture of a gun and get an interesting composition. Perhaps standing it on end, and shooting it from an angle would have made this shot much more interesting. Try experimenting with different angles. Also, the image has a sort of blue-ish cast...some adjustments with Selective color might help that out a bit if you wanted to fix it. And finally, the image is a little grainy. If it's possible to set the ISO on your camera lower, that would help. Hope that's all helpful! Keep trying! :)

Sawed off ( antique) firepower
by GThumbtack

Comment by jprezant:
This is a snapshot. It has no context and doesn't really relay a message of power.

Sawed off ( antique) firepower
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Comment by jschro:
noisy, soft, washed out....

Sawed off ( antique) firepower
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Comment by kelvinyam:
Blur

Sawed off ( antique) firepower
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Comment by BeeCee:
Very noisy. Was it underexposed originally? I like the background colour... the gentle aqua makes an interesting contrast with the subject matter.

Keed Spills
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Comment by seasaw:
nice idea - the "out of focus" takes away from the impact...

Keed Spills
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Comment by usnrosey:
Doesn't work for me.

Keed Spills
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Comment by elaine_amy:
lighting is off

Keed Spills
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Comment by Chucker:
Clever pun; a sharper image would help score.