living in the dark

well, playing with exposure hasn't been as fun as I wanted, but I liked a couple of shots that other people did that were similar to this so I decided to try. All I can say, is hurry up and get to March, I'm ready for color.

[Maggiemae]

Actually I would say this too - you tend to run out of ideas in just two non colours!

[Terry]

Love the shot. however it looks a little sad, as if someone has let the room and chair and are not coming back. good capture

[Dixie Goode]

@sarasdadandmom Very perceptive I think. I love that chair but we bought it used in 1996 so my Dad could cone visit. He was already dying of cancer and couldn't sleep in a bed. I swear when I need my Dad I can curl up there and talk to him and I snuggle the dog or the toddler and it can be a happy place but the overwhelming feeling is always the one who isn't coming back

[Mrs. Smith]

I understand. I'm ready for color outside. I don't know that I can take another gray day.

[Sue Kosa]

Great photo !!!!

[Henri Russell]

I love this photo. It's really great in B&W

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Very cool shot.

[Bob]

B&W gives this an old depressing look. The chair highlights are very subtle. Nice shot.

[Chris]

I really like this shot - evocative. A Fav.

[carol white]

Very nicely captured!!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I like the light coming through the window- sorrow gives way to hope.

[bkb in the city]

What a great idea for a shot

[alia_801]

Mysterious scene, with the bright outdoors contrasting with the dark inside scene... I'm with you, looking forward to colour and normal exposures in March!

[Kathryn Marshall]

The exposure does lend an air of mystery to this shot. I worked on overexposure and did not find it as fun as I thought it would be.