Camera Work/Technical: Great tones and coloring in this capture. All the colors are nicely close and make this a very comforting, warm scene. Your focus is also crisp, and your depth of field is superb.
Lighting: I find myself wanting to see her face. I'd like to see it turned just a bit toward the window so that all her features aren't lost in the shadow. I also see what Techo is saying. There is a bit of a harsh change from dark to light on the left side of the frame.
Composition/Content: Flawless. The open door, the lines of the floor, the base board and the blinds all provide terrific leading lines that point directly to your main subject.
My Opinion: I think you did a terrific job meeting the challenge, and you did it in a very creative manner. With a little more detail on her face, I think this one would have scored even better.
Very good image. If any burning was done to the left side perhaps the graduation from light to dark is just a tad abrubt, though I do see the white bottom molding almost all the way to the edge of the image. Just hope most of the other viewers will see it as such also.
Not even a chair, because then it would have been two "things", not one, so it definately meets the challenge. I really like the photo, shades of yellow and brown dominating it. Maybe a crop where the full reflection was visible?
Watch out for splinters. But seriously, I really like the darkness of exposure yets crispness around the shadows. You have to love a photo that leaves you wanting more.
Lighting is perhaps a shade strong, lovely idea and excellent angle especially the rectangle of light on the floor. Consider changing the position of the model within the frame to a slightly stronger place.
lol. your title is amusing concidering how many entries are just a chair in the room. wish this were lighter though. the features are lost even the left third of the picture is almost indecernible. i like your angle though
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