hidden face
by chanone

Comment by chanone:

Originally posted by tan45: 67? ohh my gosh. well, to me photography is not only pretty lighting and perfect composition, they are tools for a good photograph also a boundary which restricts us to look beyond the obvious. Before I started judging, I played the game again for a couple of hours! It was fun and helpful. Wally is hidden with great care, tonnes of forces that can distract, confuse the player and your picture has those strategic qualities! Iwas fun going through your sheets, lol. Its very clever and original. I found Mr. Waldo whith the help of ur lighting, where theres no color, brightness was a guide and Bingo, a scary Wally! I ranked you 10, one of the best pictures of this challenge, truly original and smart. Great job!

You got EXACTLY what I was going for, thank you for seeing it and thank you for commenting :)

hidden face
by chanone

Comment by chanone:

Originally posted by Jac: Originally posted by posthumous: I can't find waldo. For an art critic like yourself, I'm surprised. That gets me thinking though, how many other subtle details have your eyes missed in other photographs that you do not like just because you didn't get it because you didn't see an important detail in the photo. hmmm Maybe you were voting too fast?

Well said and thank you!

hidden face
by chanone

Comment by tan45:
67? ohh my gosh. well, to me photography is not only pretty lighting and perfect composition, they are tools for a good photograph also a boundary which restricts us to look beyond the obvious. Before I started judging, I played the game again for a couple of hours! It was fun and helpful. Wally is hidden with great care, tonnes of forces that can distract, confuse the player and your picture has those strategic qualities! Iwas fun going through your sheets, lol. Its very clever and original. I found Mr. Waldo whith the help of ur lighting, where theres no color, brightness was a guide and Bingo, a scary Wally! I ranked you 10, one of the best pictures of this challenge, truly original and smart. Great job!

hidden face
by chanone

Comment by one2one:

Originally posted by posthumous: I can't find waldo.

For an art critic like yourself, I'm surprised. That gets me thinking though, how many other subtle details have your eyes missed in other photographs that you do not like just because you didn't get it because you didn't see an important detail in the photo. hmmm

Maybe you were voting too fast?

hidden face
by chanone

Comment by chanone:
Waldo is upside down in the lower right corner.
I really like monochrome photography and I was going for something original and creative.
The piled sheets remind me of looking for hidden forms in clouds and looks just as comfortable and inviting to jump into! If I could have made a face in the clouds, that would have been my submission for this challenge!

hidden face
by chanone

Comment by liberty:
The face is too dark, but good idea, 5.

hidden face
by chanone

Comment by kandykarml:
OH MY GOSH... Kay, took me like 8 views of this to figure otu where waldo is.. it's kinda creepy looking.. now that I finally see him though, I get why his face is covered & what you were going for.. He's supposed to blend in with the fabric, right ???? The overhead composition on this isn't my favorite. It just kinda looks like a messy bed. 4 for me. and, I'm trying to explain my lower votes so please do not let this hurt your feelings in anyway. It's just my opinion..

Pasta
by chanone

Comment by JulietNN:
Hi from the Critique Club,

You asked for your shot to have an in depth comment from a member of the Critique Club.

The thing that is hurting your shot here is the black adn white. You have excellent focus, DOF is relaly good, POV is different.

Just needs colour!!!

hidden face
by chanone

Comment by KarenNfld:
I don't see a person in this photo, only crumpled sheets.

hidden face
by chanone

Comment by J-Me:
Wow...really creative!!! Love that you've got the face at the bottom too. Took me a minute to find him but, really nicely done!