Church Door
by goodtempo

Comment by PaulMdx:
Composition: Maybe would have zoomed in on the square part more.
Technical: Nice focus, colour and contrast. Texture of the wood looks great.
Meets challenge: Yes
Overall impression: Really nice and hard to fault. 7

May The Light Shine On You
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Comment by LindaLee:
Breathtaking in every aspect: color, composition, lighting and subject. One of the top three for sure this week. Congrats on an amazing shot!

May The Light Shine On You
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Comment by Kaz:
Wow, very cool. I'll be interrested to find out where this was taken.

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Comment by kandyj:
I love these spiral shots. The only minor thing I might want to change is to darken up that glow just a little, which I know was likely difficult due to the setting of the shot.

Church Door
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Comment by Becky:
I like the lines in this photo. They move your eye over the photo. The light and dark shades in the wood are nice.

Church Door
by goodtempo

Comment by PTLParsons:
This is a superb photo of a beautiful door. The wood is beautiful. The grain and colors of the wood are out of this world. I do hope you show it to us in color. I would have prefered it in color, to bring out the wood grain more. Whoever designed this door knew his wood and woodworking. In color would have been 10, as is it is still an 8. It's still an awesome photo.

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Comment by lisae:
Very lovely. Perfect composition and beautiful colours. I won't be surprised at all if this ends up in the top 10 (but then, I'm often wrong).

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Comment by Turbotech:
Wonderful effect here. Like the spiral. Nice job.

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Comment by Fibre Optix:
This is a great shot. That's all I can say. Good luck.

May The Light Shine On You
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Comment by teachme53:
Where is this I would like to visit it some day? The lights at the top are a little distracting but that can't be helped, I also like the way you off-centered the pic. this is far more pleasing than dead center. The old rule of thirds comes into play again. The architecture and color make the image, Good shot and good luck. John Gill