reflect

[Jaywalker]

Is it too busy? I was wanting that when it is seen for people to really have to look into it. Is there to much black? It is not a double exposure. Just a straight shot at glass that reflected what was on the glass and in the background...some mannaquin legs

 

[thebeginning]

yes it is busy. wasnt that the point though? to me, it just looked like a double exposure, both shots of essentially nothing. if it is of something, it's not something that i can see, or even 'look into' the image and recognize.

 

[terri]

I would agree. If you hadn't explained that you were photographing a reflection, I would have guessed this was a double exposure. Since it's very busy and there is no real focal point here, there is not a lot to hold interest. If that makes sense.

There is nothing wrong with a busy shot to make people want to study an image, but you must make sure there is some point of interest to pull it all together.

Hope this helps.

 

[elsapo]

I think you need a stronger point of interest - the photo does a good job of getting my eye moving around, looking for it, but ultimately it's not there. You need a strong point of interest either in the reflection or the room beyond.