He sees into your soul

[shorty6049]

Now discuss!

 

[Trenton Romulox]

I can really respect you trying to get a good foreground element going to add some flavor to the shot, but I feel that it just doesn't really work here. It's too distracting to me, but that's just a personal thing. Technically, I think the shot is good, and that subject is definitely creepy.

 

[shorty6049]

bump

 

[domromer]

bump

I'd say take away the forground stuff and shoot that little man like a model with some nice moody light.

 

[shorty6049]

well, i dont own him. Hes locked up in a glass box at a zoo (no idea why they thought a zoo was a good place to put this thing) but you put a coin in and he starts peddaling a bike or something like that and the carousel (foreground) spins... cant really remember exactly how it happens now, but i cant really reshoot now

 

[KristinaS]

Yikes! He scares me. I, too, would have preferred to see him alone without the foreground stuff, but since he was in a case, I see that you probably couldn't do much about that. Was there, perhaps, a slightly different angle you could've shot it?

 

[shorty6049]

yeah, i could have shot it at a different angle i suppose, although i'm not sure if my shadow would have blocked the sunlight coming in from the windows across the room. Also there was someone in my way when i was shooting so i just took this one and kept walking