Niederwald Denkaml
by A Weaver

Comment by kostia:
looking forward to the end of the challenge so I can read more about what this is and where!

Niederwald Denkaml
by A Weaver

Comment by Jeileen:
Light is too harsh

Niederwald Denkaml
by A Weaver

Comment by kiwiness:
I've seen this statue before, down Koblenz way on the Rhine right? Good one! Can it be that the statue is tilting a little to the right? Or is it just my eyes this early in the morning? Oh and by the way, you spellt the word "Denkmal" wrong :-)

Message edited by author 2003-09-01 06:26:54.

Niederwald Denkaml
by A Weaver

Comment by jab119:
I like the composition an the subject. I feel it would look better is the sky was a darker blue, the image looks a little over exposed.

Retired
by A Weaver

Comment by JC_Homola:
good focus and dof, lacks on the artistic end

Enemy In Sight
by A Weaver

Comment by mzanoni:
negative space? can't see how this fits the assignment, but this is an awesome "documentary" image of what is going on in the world.

Enemy In Sight
by A Weaver

Comment by wetland:
Negative space really does not add to the image.

Enemy In Sight
by A Weaver

Comment by smellyfish1002:
Composition is great... Sky is a little light, but that is necessary to get the soldier at proper exposure. This image is why fill flash was invented. This would be a 10 if there were some light on his face. As it is, my eye drifts to the end of the weapon, when it should be on the guys face. Fill flash would have brightened up his face and made it the ceter point of the image.

Enemy In Sight
by A Weaver

Comment by christyrack:
Yikes!! I wouldn't want to get in front of him! Great shot!! :)

Enemy In Sight
by A Weaver

Comment by dsidwell:
The face here is very dark, which is an interesting choice as it makes this subject appear like an Everyman type of figure. However, the detail that IS there is very interesting, and I find myself craving more. Perhaps either darker or lighter would work? It might be fun to experiment. Very nice composition here; the neg space invites my thoughts to extend to the world around this subject.