Chair. C&C please

[iNick]

I like it.

Have you tried metering for the window and bounce the flash off of the wall behind or ceiling? I think that would create a more balanced exposure.

Unfortunately i do not currently own an external flash

 

[Vtec44]

 

[iNick]

Tried to take all tips into consideration. :thumbup:? :thumbdown:?

Note: i edited this with maximum brightness on my MacbookPro, not sure if it will seem underexposed on some monitors.

 

[Netskimmer]

I like the image...

That's not surprising, you have a thing for chairs.

http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/...orum-photo-gallery/244893-rapture-coming.html

 

[karissabphotography]

Im working on getting more in depth into exposer, trying to balance out the highs and lows of shots to get less washed out and under exposed areas. I know a lot of you may not like the subject/composition.. i expect a few .."yep, It's a chair alright" replies and thats fine. I personally like the shot, for some reason empty chairs intrigue me (a bit odd i know) but please let me know how "technically correct" this shot is. I used Aperture to do some edits.50 1.8 prime, @4.0. 1/15 ISO 100 . If you'd like to comment on other aspects, thats surely not a problem :thumbup:

awesome!

 

[iNick]

Thoughts on the edit anyone?

 

[Patrice]

The edit is much better, we now see some detail from outside but it's still a bit washed out. I don't find the interior underexposed, after all, the interior of a room is naturally a bit darker than outside on a bright day.

 

[ulrichsd]

I like most of the changes on the edit, but I have to admit that the thing I like about the composition in the original is the window taking up the left side of the frame without the curtain. It unbalances the photo in a good way, seperating light and dark and gives more emotion to the chair. I think you could crop some off the top and the left side to give that look on the new edit though.

 

[iNick]

Yeah I hear you. When I was comparing them I did like the composition a bit better. I'll try a crop.