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I have no idea why I like this picture so much...but I do. Please, let me know what you think.

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Old 10-29-2007, 04:39 AM
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And I don't know why, I think it just leads the eye through the photo in a fun way.
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The flare at the top almost makes it look like a lit wick burning down to the bulb. Very cool shot!
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Very cool indeed!!! I like it a lot!
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It has strong leading lines, enhanced by the narrow depth of field, and a simple but effective colour scheme with some areas of high contrast.

What I have against it is that the subject is rather narrow leaving a lot of dead space to the left of the photo. That is not to say that dead space is always a bad thing but, for this subject, I wonder if it would have looked better to take a step to the left and compose it so the arch of the light spanned more of the frame?

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Thank you all for your comments!
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