Assassin's Creed 4 : Edward #3

In short, a very good photo with a good angle and sense of aesthetic entirety - It gives off enough details of the whole costume, but is also framed to cut out anything unnecessary and concetrate on the motive - the cosplayer. Also the shooting has been made in an environment directly related to the character, which gives off more of the story than the character alone could.

The angles from which the photo was taken is well considered, since it adds more "drama": this done by the low angle taken of the character, and the diagonal angle of the ropes and the closening woodblock. The setting gives off a more 3d effect and makes the photo more "real" - it makes the viewer look at it like it was natural, just like a cutscene of the game.

As for the cosplay, the costume has the necessary details and fits the cosplayer. Yet I would like to see more of the manly features around the face - the small hints of beard could have been toned a bit darker with some makeup, since the pale-ish color of his face makes him look very young.

The light in the picture is a dangerous, two-edged blade: on the other hand, it gives a nice aura and makes the lightwaves veil on the clothing and gives them shape, but on the other hand, it can become a bit too much, probably because the sky is very empty - no clouds, nothing. But as for this picture, I think the light is a given - the theme is hopeful, determined and strong in both body and mind. The balance of the picture and revealed face makes this a capture of senses and tasks ahead - never succumbing, never failing and always pushing forward toward the goal in sight.