Let me know what you think.

I'm not one to prefer shots that aren't profitable, but this is really interesting. Looks old or scary movie-ish.

I like it!!!
It could actually make a nice sig for someone!

the quality is really bad imo :/

pic is ok

Thanks!
I thought about making it a bit brighter, but I liked the way the shadows enclosed it.
Gave it a cool feeling imo.
Almost like tunnel vision



Thank you :]
I was thinking about using it as a sig for myself, but if you look closely you can see 2 lines.
The most noticeable is right underneat the star-shadow where the 2 pieces of paper overlap.
I didn't notice it until I uploaded it :[
I went and tried it again, but the wick had burned so much that it didn't give off as bright of a light so you couldn't see the star



How so?

Unique shot! I think sk8n is referring that it could be sharper.

P.S- I would see if you can clone out the vertical line and the horizontal lines coming from it

The candle itself looks pretty sharp, atleast to me.
You can even see the creases at the "legs" of the star where it was molded.
There is obviously a soft glow around the edges from the shadows, but I like that effect.
And I tried cloning it out with the clone tool on the Canon software, but it sucks for clone tool
I don't have Photoshop, nor do I know how to use it

This post was edited by Virtue on Dec 14 2010 12:24pm

Looks like we're on the same boat brother. :C

Some may think it's crippling, and I do sometimes wish I had/knew how to use Photoshop.
That being said, I like being able to take a nice picture and not have to Photoshop it.
The most I do to my photos is what the Canon software does: crop/saturation/sharpness/hue/contrast/brightness

Alot of my friends I showed that "Chess" picture to thought I made that on a computer.
But in reality all I did was cropped it and barely changed the saturation

Yea the sharpness, but also it looks (atleast on my screen: 32 inch tv) like I see some jpg artifician here:



but maybe it's just my screen.

(I'm not talking about the vertical line)