seen in a shop window

[HansE]

A message has to be attached. Picture has had no post processing. Just struck me as it had to be taken as I walked past at night.

[seaslug]

Ha .. looks like he's trying to place the model in the recovery position.. but it ain't going to work!

[Ozzie_Traveller]

Yeah Greg

Agreed ... while the fella might manage to get it all together, I don't think that CPR will make it smile again

Otherwise, Hans .... well done, well seen & caught
Phil

[Gaz]

Someones gotta do it....

[HansE]

Not a lot of constructive criticism. Good I suppose, at least you don't hate it. Can this be turned into something worthwhile? I feel that whilst the picture tells a story it needs post processing to make it into a photograph. Any suggestions?

[seaslug]

Hans, to me this type of reactive shot stands alone as a 'show and tell'. It has interest of it's own in the humour you've caught in what the subject is doing. It's a very busy image and in my opinion I doubt you could do much in processing to make it better as a display photograph.

It is what it is and there's considerable value in that. You've caught a moment in time which is both humurous and tells a number of stories depending on how the viewer sees it.

(I put up this type of shot regularly.. not because I think I can make a wall hanger out of it.. but because I think it's funny or there might be some interest shown in the subject matter).

My opinion only.

Cheers. Greg C.

[HansE]

Thanks Greg. You just can't resist them when you see them right?

[HansE]

Thanks Greg. You just can't resist them when you see them right?

[Phoenix]

I agree with Greg. Shot made me smile and that makes it worth sharing.