The thumbnail caught my eye alone and made me think of an Old Master painting whether Caravaggio or other. Far more peacful and serene, but a brooding essence.
Very well composed and excellent use of the light and dark to 'form' the picture.
If I had any improvement or change to offer, it would be to have less grain/noise/granularity in the full size image. This photograph needs some granularity to not be just another smooth 'fine' image, but it edges up to the limit, for me. It a fine line and so I respect the way you choose to present the photograph.CDPrice 'drg' Biography and Contributor's Page
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The Old Master element is spot on! I think by controlling the maximum end size of the print could have helped increase sharpness in the FULL VIEW. Only drawback a smaller finished print. But the haunting beauty and tones produced here would work in ANY size. Well done - a master of light and dark - and most of all BEAUTY! Bravo! - Tim
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drg and Tim said it all... Ouststanding! Congrats on the POD.Don't forget about the Gallery. Are your photos there??
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"A photographer is known by what he shows not by what he throws. The best photographers have the biggest trash cans." Quote from Nikon School sometime in the early 1970's.
thank you.
and yes, i was actualy thinking about the Caravaggio. i had his paintings in my city and i decide to make something like that. only had only to put my "object" inside the photo.
