Summery Green
by albright1

Comment by ellamay:
Light is nice, so is foreground, good compostion. well done.

Summery Green
by albright1

Comment by magnetic9999:
what a splendid day .. great light and the invitation is so inviting! 10

Summery Green
by albright1

Comment by silverleaf:
i like the lighting, I wonder about the definition of the trees

Summery Green
by albright1

Comment by hockalees:
You might get dinged for the noise in this photo, I am assuming you are shooting with a smaller megapixel cam so something like Neat Image might help you... but your composition is very very good, and you chose a great time of day to shoot the monument.

Maestro
by albright1

Comment by frisca:
good job, nice pic. ;) (I always wanted to impersonate Dustin)

Seriously, I think you've done a good job with an unruly subject/model ;) I like the lighting on the right, though its a bit TOO bright on his arm (But I can live with it..it contrasts with his dark side) Great job, A!! :)

I like the idea of a smaller light just to capture the contours of his back, too.

Maestro
by albright1

Comment by mbardeen:
Hmmm.. this looks familiar. I think I know who the subject (and thus the photographer) is. I really like the light down the right side of his torso, but I would have liked to see a bit more lighting to highlight the shape of his back.

Maestro
by albright1

Comment by robsmith:
A very striking image. Personally I find the background too bright on the left - it's caused the left wrist and forearm to be over-exposed. There also appears to be spots on the lens or background in the lower third of the left side.

Maestro
by albright1

Comment by kiwiness:
The tattoo looks awfully familiar :-) Good pose, very original. The lighting is also very enhancing. The only bothersome part are the little spots in the lower left hand area.

Maestro
by albright1

Comment by TheIncredulousJoe:
a conductor's worst nightmare?

Maestro
by albright1

Comment by DennisF:
Good concept. I think it would have been enhanced with stronger sidelighting to create deeper shadows and a more uniform treatment of the upper left background.