..::Alone in this Big old World::..
by Nazgul

Comment by Gordon:
good location makes this stand out from the other 'curled up' person shots

..::Alone in this Big old World::..
by Nazgul

Comment by Trinch:
A very nice interpretation of the challenge. The only downside is that the subject's head disapears in the shirt. I lighter colored shirt may have worked better.

..::Alone in this Big old World::..
by Nazgul

Comment by bruski:
I personally, would have liked to have seen his feet included in the composition, but other than that, nice image.

..::Alone in this Big old World::..
by Nazgul

Comment by geminiwb:
Focus seems to be on the wall, not on the idividual. Also I think the crop is a bit tight. I love the grayscale for this shot tho...good work!

The Mad Scientist
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Comment by ursula:
What's she mad at ? :)

a Shadow is cast
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Comment by LucidLotus:
Though I do think that shadows and light are separated by the thinnest line imaginable, your title brings me to the conclusion that the focus is on the shadow, not the lighting (I could be wrong). I like the concept over all, the lighting is good for getting what you were going for, but because the shadow is central, I'd prefer it to either be a recognizable shape, or have an inherent oddity to it that grabs the attention. This didn't work for me, but I've tried capturing shadows and it was dang hard so I gave a 6 for the fine effort and vision.

a Shadow is cast
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Comment by jmritz:
Are you in the wrong Challange? Just kidding.:)) Love it. The tall size makes the image look larger than it is with the shadow moving upwards. I like all that space above, the rectangular shape off at a slight angle. 10!

a Shadow is cast
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Comment by GolferDDS:
Nice idea.

The Mad Scientist
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Comment by mighty_bison:
excellent use of color cast!

a Shadow is cast
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Comment by emorgan49:
Wow! Great picture! Off topic aside: Did you read CHoke by the guy who wrote Fight Club? Weird book but there is a scene in there which describes how some tribe of native americans would trace the cast shadow of a boy to get an image of what he would look like as a grown man.