Back at the Hallway

[Sicboi]

I got this photo myself and it is quite large. Impressive I might add and a tad personal. I hope more like this are yet to come.

 

[Mike Lamb]

Looks like an ordinary snap shot of a dwelling. Nothing is compelling in the composition and there is too much noise.

Where is Daton, Ohio?

 

[jjphotos]

Sorry... not seeing what you're seeing...

 

[Borad]

He probably had the camera in a location where he never viewed the room from. I've had some slight "wow" moments doing that. My apartment looks strangely small from the terrace window and just plain strange when I try to get as much in frame as possible, like from up in a corner somewhere.

 

[Dagwood56]

Okay, I'll be the one to ask - what exactly do you consider to be impressive about this photo? I have to agree with what others have said, nothing very interesting here, just a snapshot of a room, rather sketchy colors....I'm definitely not seeing what you're seeing I guess - sorry.

 

[waday]

I find it impressive that the futon subtly takes the focus off the fact that the couch and curtains are contrasting.

Also, the phone is pointed the wrong way. You'll never see who's on the caller ID if you're on the couch. It should be rotated 90-degrees for optimal viewing despite the room in which you are standing.

 

[limr34 3]

My guess is the OP is misguidedly impressed with his perceived mad trolling skillz. I believe he posts intentionally crappy pictures, writes some incomprehensible drivel, and then sits back watching us all scratch our heads. He probably thinks we take ourselves too seriously and it's funny to him when we try to take him seriously.

 

[MichaelHenson]

Sounds like a potentially fatal incident of the Dunning-Kruger effect...

Dunning–Kruger effect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Borad]

Dunning-Kruger effect: people tend to be somewhat influenced by other's opinions and some people think too much of themselves. Everyone already knew that. I hope no government money went into that research.

 

[MichaelHenson]

Dunning-Kruger effect: people tend to be somewhat influenced by other's opinions and some people think too much of themselves. Everyone already knew that. I hope no government money went into that research.

It probably did...a lot of it...I don't even want to know...

 

[limr34 3]

Ah, the "Unskilled and Unaware" article. I read that years ago.

 

[Fred Berg]

Funny that threads like this attract a lot of attention whilst other work, perhaps more deserving of comment, is overlooked.

 

[pjaye]

My guess is the OP is misguidedly impressed with his perceived mad trolling skillz. I believe he posts intentionally crappy pictures, writes some incomprehensible drivel, and then sits back watching us all scratch our heads. He probably thinks we take ourselves too seriously and it's funny to him when we try to take him seriously.

+1

 

[pjaye]

My guess is the OP is misguidedly impressed with his perceived mad trolling skillz. I believe he posts intentionally crappy pictures, writes some incomprehensible drivel, and then sits back watching us all scratch our heads. He probably thinks we take ourselves too seriously and it's funny to him when we try to take him seriously.

+1

 

[Sicboi]

Thanks guys. This photo is actually influenced by the game Phantasmagoria 2. I was 19 and it starts Curtis in his home: 'work.' This place is the same way and this person seems to be into the adventure. I found it interesting as far as `art goes. And Limr, I'm a little lost, even by your name.