Old Stone Church, Cleveland Ohio
by bobdaveant

Comment by yanko:
This is cool. The distortion is a bit extreme but it kinda works. The church looks like it's reaching up into the sky.

Old Stone Church, Cleveland Ohio
by bobdaveant

Comment by Melethia:
Very nice choice of perspective - well executed.

Old Stone Church, Cleveland Ohio
by bobdaveant

Comment by hanneke:
nice contrast, in color tones & in old and new.

Old Stone Church, Cleveland Ohio
by bobdaveant

Comment by KarenNfld:
Don't you just love those old churches in the middle of big modern cities? Such a juxtaposition of architecture. I like your composition and I think B&W works well for this. It's a busy photo and I don't think you needed colour to add to that busy feeling. It's a very good photo.

Old Stone Church, Cleveland Ohio
by bobdaveant

Comment by MichaelC:
I like the gothic juxtaposed with the '50s architecture - 7

Flight Plan
by bobdaveant

Comment by Jutilda:
WOW. Love the DOF with the blurred window and building. Great title too.

Old Stone Church, Cleveland Ohio
by bobdaveant

Comment by tjbel05:
Wow, how pretty. Like the use of B/W here.

Old Stone Church, Cleveland Ohio
by bobdaveant

Comment by margiemu:
I like the contrast between the church and the high rise. Nice image.

Old Stone Church, Cleveland Ohio
by bobdaveant

Comment by ArpeggioAngel:
I have always wanted to take a picture of this on my trips home. Beautiful in black and white. Nice job of avoiding all the other downtown skyscrapers too!

Capital Idea
by bobdaveant

Comment by amber:
Hello from the Critique Club!

First of all, I had to do a double take when I first saw this image- I couldn't believe it was a negative!

The wonderful tones and contrast make me think of a lovely, velvety smooth bar of chocolate, that I want to indulge my senses in.

The repeating patterns of the architecture, create a wonderful rhythm and are aesthetically pleasing. None of the detail has been lost in the negative version, it's crisp and clean.

Compositionally, there is a lovely balance between positive and negative space.

I can't really fault this!