" The most restful place in the home" http://www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=39367
by ThingFish

Comment by quiche:
What a funky bathroom! Very cool shot.

" The most restful place in the home" http://www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=39367
by ThingFish

Comment by tanguera:
Wow! This is an incredibly interesting framing and border treatment. Love the colors, the angle, the lighting fixture :-)

I would be surprised if this made the front page.

" The most restful place in the home" http://www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=39367
by ThingFish

Comment by Paul:
A bold interpretation!

" The most restful place in the home" http://www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=39367
by ThingFish

Comment by McJamweasel:
The tilt doesn't do anything at all for me, looks like it's introduced some jaggies on the tiles too.

" The most restful place in the home" http://www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=39367
by ThingFish

Comment by Nforsberg:
this is a lot better, however I think the cropping and the rotation are weird. Also, the reflections of the lightbulbs are distracting.

" The most restful place in the home" http://www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=39367
by ThingFish

Comment by Rino63:
very interesting solution, that little angel a true good idea(unfortunately don't exist in english the word that I weld use i.e. "chicca") good the choice of the lamp on the line, using this position it isn't distracting.

SANCTUM
by ThingFish

Comment by colorcarnival:
Jan, I gave this a 6 and I'll see if I can find the right words to explain what would make me score this higher. I totally think that there is nothing more peaceful and quiet than to walk in to a big beautiful church when no one else is present. And I look at this photo and I can see the scene you have captured. BUT I guess for me to give this higher than a 6 I had to feel the "mood" of the moment. I think for a place like this, the mood is best created by lighting. For me the top half was too bright, and the ceiling lights almost felt like an interruption in the setting. I'd want to see a softer glow coming from the windows and from those hanging lights. This then allows one's attention to focus on the highlight of the church, which is the altar. What if you maybe decreased the f-stop some more, maybe f 11? And increased the shutter speed a smidge? If my thinking here needs more explanation, just send a PM :)

Winter Fun
by ThingFish

Comment by annig:
just seeing this for the first time..this is a wonderful image! timeless and so clean, serene and full of life!

So well done! the lighting especially is so sweet!

Reflections Of Autumn's End
by ThingFish

Comment by GiorgioBaruffi:
very good sharpness and composition here... i like this shots with the reflection.

"Light In The Forest"
by ThingFish

Comment by GiorgioBaruffi:
i like this light, captured "as is"... beautiful photograph...