Resplendent
by jfritz27

Comment:
Fisheye effect is a bit tight here. Color, lighting and detail good.

Divine light
by ELLIPS

Comment:
This rotated view doesn't work for me because of the paintings.

Looking inside
by Rino63

Comment:
It may not go over that well with many voters, but I like the natural border created by the blown outside facade and the off-centered interior creating a very interesting, if not, quirky crop. Exposure and lighting are right on and the colors are exquisite! A human presence is good but what's she doing in that position? Looks like she's talking to another across the isle. I would have expected you to crop that person out had basic editing allowed you to. Also, you may want to clean up the flare/noise in the lower sides. The last two points will not detract from the score. 8

Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep
by scarbrd

Comment:
Captured and processed well, but the church holds no visual interest for me. It's so plain and overshadowed by the dominating skyscrapers that appear to be looking down upon it. I realize you're presenting a dichotomy but the church can't compete with the slick looking skyscrapers creating an unbalanced image.

Fading Storm
by PugPop

Comment:
Good composition. Also appears that flare is decreasing contrast some.

...the 'not-so-inviting' back door...
by Tully

Comment:
The back door is plugged and lacks any detail or interest. There are hot spots in the foliage to create a near IR look (a negative). The composition doesn't really work for me and neither does the unnecessary elaborate borders.

Country Church
by daevans

Comment:
I think you've fallen over the precipice into Topaz hell, but I'm giving you a 7 for its edgy quality.

Heavenly Star Trails
by jumboshrimp

Comment:
I like the star trails and pastel colors, but the fence and brick ruin the shot for me.

All Saints Chapel
by bcrants

Comment:
Could use a bump in contrast, otherwise well captured and processed.

Every Light Hath Its Shadow
by DJWoodward

Comment:
Interesting composition and I like the drama portrayed. Contrast, to mine eye, is too high.