Blurry treebranch

[LilyBee]

I took this inside a museum that had these tinted windows. Comments welcome.

 

[Derrel]

I took this inside a museum that had these tinted windows. Comments welcome.

I like this image because it is soft, and it is more impressionistic than many photos are. It reminds me in some ways of a photo I made when I was about 20 years old, shot through a window with very thick "visqueen" storm window covering...the visqueen material was not all that clear, and created a softened image of some outdoor shrubbery that was growing very near the window. Some of the plant was touching the window, other parts were farther away. It was back-lighted, as is yours. SO...I have actually made a photo in conditions like this, but overall, I like your photo MORE!

I think this is a nice, impressionistic photo. With the right title, I think it would seem even stronger. I think photos can be strengthened by a title, and weakened by the absence of a title, or when paired with a sucky title. My feeling is that in today's world, not everybody will like a photo like this because it is not "sharp". There is far too much emphasis on "sharp" images today.

 

[WesternGuy]

This image is a nice soft one, almost abstract in its nature. I have two comments: 1) The stem through the middle cuts the image in half. Not sure if that is what you intended, but that is what it does. 2) It appears as if you have a very dusty sensor as there are numerous small, dark spots on the image. Maybe a cleaning is in order.

WesternGuy

 

[Derrel]

I peeked at the EXIF info...my guess is that those spots are actually on the window, given the model of camera that made this image.

 

[Designer]

I like it. Did you try several shots to experiment with composition?

 

[Mattis]

This is really cool. It almost looks like a painting!
You have a good eye, most people woulnd't even consider shooting something like that^^

 

[annamaria]

Lovely shot, I enjoy these type of photos myself.