Legs
by munkeyprn44

Comment by grigrigirl:
Glad to see you entering again. Seems I like your work :)

Legs
by munkeyprn44

Comment by grigrigirl:
i like the image...the darkness, movement and lines. Almost looks as though she is standing on a bridge railing...preparing to jump.

Legs
by munkeyprn44

Comment by vtruan:
Very grainy and the concrete slab on bottom is very distracting.

Legs
by munkeyprn44

Comment by frankenstein:
I like this image - could be improved if the bottom horizontal thing (gutter?) was cropped

Legs
by munkeyprn44

Comment by Empath:
Cool shot!

Legs
by munkeyprn44

Comment by Koriyama:
Your main point is far too dark here to be useful. Besides, legs are always in fashion, not a passing trend.

Legs
by munkeyprn44

Comment by pottersclay75:
mysterious shot.. i like it

Legs
by munkeyprn44

Comment by miller:
This shot had potential. I like the composition and perspective. Unfortunatley the unnecessary post-shot adjustments do nothing but detract from this shot. It looks like you were going for a small dof just to keep the legs in focus, which would have been a good idea if the legs were in focus to begin with.

Legs
by munkeyprn44

Comment by Imagineer:
Quite a dirty image but it's dirty subject matter! Like the 'street' vibe of this. [6]

purple glaze
by munkeyprn44

Comment by Koriyama:
*critique club*

Writing personally, one of the reasons why I became a member of DPC was to develop my technique as a single-shot photographer. I was heavily involved with the more traditional arts in the past, but now, I am pursing an interest in photography as a modern art.

Why am I writing this rather than critique this photograph? Having studied this ‘shot’ for some time, seeing that both faces are identical – needing a timed exposure and a model who can produce the exact position, different light casts on different parts of the canvass – requiring a specially-made filter, seeing two vertical lines on the left-hand side which interrupt the flow – the ready-made filter again?, and not being given any information about the making of this shot, I can be forgiven to believing that this is not a single shot, but a computer-aided graphic. Now, there’s no inherent problem with that, only on this site, we only accept single-shot entries. If it is, I’d really love to see how you did it. When you do, I’ll write a full critique, I promise.

By the way, I actually like the image. The word ‘purple’ has strong connotations of contemplation, worry and despair, all of which are present here.