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Comment by aprilhwth:
underexposed

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Comment by JeffDay:
a little bit noisy, tight crop

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Comment by wholelottaroses:
Too much distraction from the subject of the photo... several things distracting from it.. the neck of the rear dino going through the head of the subject.. the bright lit room in the back.. the red triangle on the top.. exposure was not set for the subject, losing feet to the base... a step to the left or right and a tighter cropping of the subject would have done wonders for the shot... worth anther visit... the red light on the bones could be a cool thing...

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Comment by missykim:
Great idea, the only one of it's kind in the challenge. I wonder if this picture would be better if taken from a different angle? The way the platform is angled here makes the picture seem skewed. Maybe a tigher crop would have enhanced this?

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Comment by keibo84:
too dark

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Comment by travis_cooper:
The lighting here is really dark. Either use a higher ISO, but not too high to make it grainy, or use a tripod so you can use a longer shutter speed.

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Comment by Retroesque:
Melbourne Museum! One of my favourite haunts.

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Comment by kje83:
eeww..clowns...

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Comment by ShutterPug:
Clown have always given me the creeps. I used to have nightmares about them - hopefully your image won't conjure any back up.

I do wish the clown - your subject here - were more the focus. The clown laks good lighting and detail

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Comment by bassbone:
i am scared of clowns too - I just wish the clown was the focal point of the image, including being better illuminated and also being more the focal point of the image. When I look at the image - I tend to drift my view to the sign, not the clown