A Good Hand ........... maybe?
by ian_weaver

Comment:
a good idea, but the flash is too harsh. try some ambient light, with a fill flash if really needed.

Virtual Handcuffs
by isonaj

Comment:
a great idea, but the lighting is very flat. more contrast, and levels, if you have it, would help that. if the focus was on the controls, it woud be more powerful too.

hands you can hear
by shenanigans

Comment:
nice, but the flash is too harsh, and the reflection on the thing in the right corner is distracting.

4004 BC: King Kong and Godzilla in the hands of The Creator
by GrayGhost

Comment:
interesting idea, but i find the shadows distracting.

Got Chalk?
by tjbel05

Comment:
i like the idea, and the composition is good. but the flash is too harsh. try to use ambient light with aonly a little fill flash. most cameras have a portrait mode that has a lower level flash and lets you cpture the light around as well.

Holding that first cup of Morning Coffee..
by Blackdog1

Comment:
great hands, great idea. but hte focus needs to be much sahrper, and that piece of wood on the left is distracting.

Strong Bond
by rr_meyer

Comment:
a good idea, but could do with some cropping, and better focus. cropping the arm on the right to get rid of the sleeve would improve this shot greatly.

Band Hands
by obsidian

Comment:
a nice idea, espcially with the colourful lights. but, a closer cropped shot woudl be much more effective. even just cropping on the lead guitarists fret hand woudl do it. focus is a problem too.

Hands on a trophy
by Lionsitaly

Comment:
a nice idea, but it's a bit too snaphot-ish. and i know, sometimes that's just what it is. but if you cropped it tight to the hands, leaving out the doorframe or whatever on the left, and the top of the trophy, and th tops of heads, that would help. i can see you are strugling with resolution, so perhaps your image won't stand up to much cropping, but, better a good small image than a large mediocre one. keep shooting!

At Last
by ClubJuggle

Comment:
it's great pic, but with the focus on the pastor's face rather than the couple's hands, it rather looses its way in this challenge.