Early Morning

Josh66 · Feb 19, 2011

02191137 by J E, on Flickr
Fuji Neopan SS 100 pushed to 1600.

Bitter Jeweler · Feb 19, 2011

I'm just posting to make you feel good. Maybe you'll get some actual cc next year.

Josh66 · Feb 19, 2011

Bitter Jeweler said:
I'm just posting to make you feel good. Maybe you'll get some actual cc next year.

That's cool. I can wait. :lol:

Davor · Feb 19, 2011

This isnt really getting the message across, perhaps a different angle would have done it.

Josh66 · Feb 19, 2011

Without staging it, or getting a shot of the back of her head, this was the only angle possible... Don't take the title too literally, I hate naming pictures and I never know what to call them...

Usually I use numbers, lol. But I thought "02191137" would be a boring thread title.

There is actually a method behind that number though - that's the 37th picture I scanned today...

Canon AE-1 · Feb 19, 2011

I love the pixel count.

Davor · Feb 20, 2011

Gotcha

, ill revise my comment later.

Frequency · Feb 20, 2011

I liked it; even the noise adds to the time it is; the innocence of deep sleep is very much felt; at the same time some body in the left bottom corner very much affects the quality

johngpt · Feb 20, 2011

Been a long time since I've been to the gallery and made comments. Usually I just post in the themed threads. This has a very nice feel to it Josh. What would you think about in post processing, depending upon your editing app, of slightly darkening the right side of the image, to focus attention more on her cheek?

That edge of blanket is sorta sharp in focus, and with the contrast due to the bright parts of the edge, really draws the eye. Decreasing the brightness and therefore contrast there, might allow the viewer's eye to linger longer on your primary subject.

Depending upon your app, there are probably many ways of 'burning' and darkening that area.