a 1 second exposure,so the blur is too much dont you think,maybe if u popped up the iso a little it would help,the noise would add to this kind of image as well...
nice composition though
Samarth: ah,i did not know that people would like noise, i was readyto goup to 800 if it werent for the noise...
I am happy again Sam, this is more like you. I like everything about it , tone, blur, DOF... whether by accident or design, the position of the hands and the triangular highlight is a masterstroke. Well done ma man.
Samarth: glad ulike itsomuch alistair...the triangular lighting was intentional but i was ratherfortunate to have shot it at 9.47,,,
Did you use a tripod? Why is it soo blurry? Love the idea of the shot though, works well just the slight nigle of the blurriness, but I can forgive you for that cause it's such a good shot neverthe less
Samarth: ty suby....ypu, free cheap tripod was unable to support the weight of the g7...
Were you up late again last night? This reminds me of my first alarm clock with an obnoxious bell that I loved as a kid. I'd probably throw it across the room now. The more I look at this shot, the more merit it has. This was lit to create such interest. Most of the hour symbols only a slight mark in time. We could use this as a metaphor for life. Make more than just a few hours of our day count. We get 24 a day, how many of them are noted by only a scarce mark?
Samarth: thanks micki....thats really deep...i guess we never really do appreciate all the time we have...
Very powerful!! A reminder of things that need to be done, probably ur best abstract. Little more crisp would have been nice, however i don't really care as the image has done its job. Thanks for the plug mate, have a great weekend!!
Samarth: Thanks a lot Ashish...hopefully i will develop steadier hands...
rwg
India
25 Nov 2006, 07:22
Good use of light.
Nice title.
7.75/10
Samarth: thanks anchit...ive been playing around with lighting effects for a bit now....
Samarth I blow so hot and cold with you. I am assuming it is because you experiment so much, which you know I respect you for. I love this, a perfect example of where less is more. I love the use of the negative space. A simple shot that is so effective. Now over to the next photo...which I have already had a glimpse of! Phil
Samarth: thanks phil...the only reason i experiment so much is because i think each shot should be treated differently as it is different....
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