DaVinci Code
by andy_pondy

Comment by ericwoo:
Hey there from the Critique Club

First off, always try to include some info about the shot in the Photographer's Comments section. It really helps out when we know what the photographer was thinking and what equipment/lighting/etc. were used, especially when you request a critique.

Camera Work/Technical: This one is tough to critique fairly because nothing seems to be in focus. If that was the intent of the capture, including that info in the comments section would be helpful for the critique. I will add that I really like the WB that you chose. You captured a photograph that projects a really great mood.

Lighting: I think it's nicely lit, but I would have liked to have seen the exposure just a bit longer. This would have included more detail.

Composition/Content: Very well done. I like the way you composed this one so that the frame is split between the dark and the light.

My Opinion: Great idea, just not fully executed. With better focus and a bit more detail, this one would have scored a great deal higher.

DaVinci Code
by andy_pondy

Comment by Artyom:
what??????

DaVinci Code
by andy_pondy

Comment by GoodEnd:
Too dark to me!

DaVinci Code
by andy_pondy

Comment by LalliSig:
Sorry but I find this too dark to rate fairly.

DaVinci Code
by andy_pondy

Comment by rennie:
I can't see the close relation to DaVinci Code, although it is a very interesting idea and nice composition. I wish there was more detail. I bumped it a bit for the artistic feel.

DaVinci Code
by andy_pondy

Comment by rkligman:
Not enough sharpness. The subject is really hard to see. - 4

DaVinci Code
by andy_pondy

Comment by arhunt35:
A good idea but could have been executed a little better. It seems to soft and maybe a little too dark. Having half of it dark and half light is a good idea though. 6

DaVinci Code
by andy_pondy

Comment by Altamiro:
Sorry, can't see much in this pic...

DaVinci Code
by andy_pondy

Comment by jent:
image is too dark

Mammety
by andy_pondy

Comment by KarenNfld:
Sorry, I don't get how this fits the challenge. I also don't know what the title means as "mammety" is not an English word.