Test image from Flickr

[Roland H]

I'd be interested in C&C on this image. I took it with my iPhone4 under fairly difficult circumstances.



Thanks, Roland

[IzzieK]

I wish I can see it...

[krispix]

Izzie's right. Have you actually uploaded the image?

[wmoore]

This is the image by Roland

Sculpture by Antony Gormley in the crypt of Winchester Cathedral by Roland Harrison, on Flickr

[IzzieK]

Better...now you know how to upload...you would like a CC? Let the others do it. I am not qualified at this..

[Mark von Kanel]

Tut Tut Izzie everybody is qualified for an opinion, i might not agree with it but theyd still be qualified to have it

The image is enchanting Roland and full of mood and atmosphere in my OPINION (see Izzie its allowed ) would benifit from having a complete reflection of the statue,

its very noisy i take it thats the phones fault?

I think the comp might work better with the statue more to the left.

I love the muted blues and the complementing oranges...

Great shot, now go and take it with a "proper" camera

[IzzieK]

Tut Tut Izzie everybody is qualified for an opinion, i might not agree with it ....

That is what I am scared of -- we will disagree...

Anyway...for a cell phone shot, that is really pretty good from what I had seen from my desktop this morning...here on my laptop, it is a crazy lighting down here...and I have to go and cook dinner for my crew in a few minutes...so there is my comment, OK...??? happy now, Mark?

[flashback]

Wait...they have a statue of someone using their smartphone?
Not sure if it's the eyefone or your processing, but I really like the image. It's kind of stylized and abstract, I particularly like the color as well as the receding arches. I wouldn't do anything further to it.

[krispix]

I agree with Mark. It's a great subject. It's always difficult to make suggestions regarding composition when you can't see what's out of frame, but IF possible I'd like to see it from a lower vantage point and taken from slightly to the left to close up the vaulted ceilings. Then in portrait mode with a wider angled lens so we get more reflection.

All round, a great shot and lovely colours.

[Richard Lundberg]

Try adding some saturation to bring out the stone, and some luminosity noise reduction. Everything else I tried wrecked it. Nice shot.