Gerry, not a brilliant score but a nice result anyway
the mainly nice comments should convince u to go on with this photography thing and surprise us some more with ur imagination
(but meanwhile don t u forget to work on that record dammit..bout time the 'world' should be aknowledged what a fine musician u are)
greetings
wil
Great concept, but you have a couple of minor flaws. Too many unneeded objects in the frame (lawn chairs and whatever is below the sink on the right. Also your subject needs much more light to make him the true focal point of the shot.
TC
To be honest I don't like titles on photographs....I love that you used the title to tell me what the subject is or were it is, but that is not the mark of a good photo. As the photo needs to live beyond and apart of its creator. I like this image very much as a whole and with a little more attention to framing I think you would have a very good image to be proud of. Based on my guidelines for voting for this image: How it meets the defination of minimalism, How it meets the challenge description, technical and artistic considerations, you would score a 6 artisitic being the stronge point in this image and technical following in second. If this example is a good example of your work...I believe you have a good eye..
Interesting concept, but it feels a little muddled to me. You've definitely met the letter of the challenge, but I think the subject should stand out a bit more from it's background (or in this case, foreground).
Happy to get the tip in your title as to the main subject. You made me laugh! : ) Glad you did it, though, because the chairs stole my attention at first. Nice composition, and nice lighting on reflection in window.
perfect. this challenge to me means that the first thing that your eyes go to in the photo should actually be the most minimal part of the image. When I first looked at this image the first thing I saw was the guy in the window...so its a 10!