Touched by an Angel
by arnit

Comment by ScantyNebula:
I really don't have any criticism - this photo is excellent! I see a 10.

Touched by an Angel
by arnit

Comment by kiwiness:
Good lighting. Everything that needs to be seen is visible without any disturbing elements peeking through. The steps in front of the church are only slightly visible but in my opinion only adds to the quality.

Touched by an Angel
by arnit

Comment by dsidwell:
NIce title for this image! I love the utter blackness surrounding the church and the church lights are very emotive themselves. Well seen!

Touched by an Angel
by arnit

Comment by karmat:
Good exposure -- the lights are blown out, but you can still see much of the building. Good choice for black and white, I think.

Touched by an Angel
by arnit

Comment by moodville:
I really like this. I think placing it in the center of the shadows/darkness works for this image. Black and white also compliments it well and emphasizes the simplicity of it. A nice clean, sharp image with a good matching border.

Touched by an Angel
by arnit

Comment by hilmarsig:
Alveg hreint út sagt glæsileg mynd enda Kópavogskirkja skemmtilegt myndefni

Touched by an Angel
by arnit

Comment by Neuferland:
Haven't I seen this church before? From a different angle? Will have to check back after the challenge to see if it's the one I think. I like the angle of the shot and the curves of the roof. The lighting is just about perfect but the white border line is distracting to me. If the crop was on that line the shot would be close to perfect in that aspect. My gut instinct vote on this was a 4, it looked fuzzy and a bit dark at first but upon closer inspection I know now it was my glasses! EEK! :) Raising your score to an 8

Touched by an Angel
by arnit

Comment by Coley:
nice lighting , meets the challenge, well done

Touched by an Angel
by arnit

Comment by sonnyh:
You captured this in a very pleasing way. I like it a lot. Good composition.

Touched by an Angel
by arnit

Comment by Silent Sister:
Nice image. I'd like to have seen it colored, but like it still.