Where is dad?
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Comment by Bear_Music:
This si so close... The stark, harsh tonalities of the main image are wonderful. The soft, blurred sky, especially how it doesn't fit smoothly with the structure, really hurts thi sone in my eyes. I wish you'd gone with a much more natural rendition. There's SO much to love in the rest of it.

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Comment by Gauti:
�rbæjarsafnskirkja?

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Comment by muur88:
nice leading line. from the grain on the floor the focus is very good. i feel the picture is just missing something. maybe a figure passing by the entrance would help in my mind

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Comment by kawhona:
Wonderful shot, great exposure and not an easy pic to take. Excellent feel.

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Comment by Mr_Pants:
I guess that it was quite dark inside and quite bright outside. Well done for getting lots of texture in the wood and retaining some details in the portion beyond the door.

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Comment by AlainD:
nice shot with good looking contrasts. composition possibly a bit too symetrical though.

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Comment by SandyP:
I love the lighting on this. The leading lines are great, and I love your use of black and white.

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Comment by Artifacts:
Leading lines or curves generally have two purposes. One is to lead the viewer into the scene. The other is to lead you toward the main subject. It is most effective if they come in from the lower left because that is the natural direction humans visually scan a picture from so are easiest to pick up.

Nic leading lines begining at each corner. Makes for a good composition but it remains to be seen if the building directed to in the background makes a strong enough main subject to voters.

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Comment by madison461:
I like the photo but not what is at the other door. IMHO, I would have blurred that detail out, leaving a mystery as to what is at the end of the corridor.

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Comment by Kelliloo:
Nice shot, I feel the lack of color here worked for you.