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I would envision the gate to heavens to be a bit more "special", you know, pearly gates and all ...hopefully more people waiting in line, too
I think the look is a bit dark (not inviting) for the title. It just doesn't have a feel of welcome. The distance and hard surfaces also give it a much colder feel. It feels more isolated...the feel of going off to work and getting sucked into the mundane.
If this is the gate of heaven, I may go look for other choices
I kinda like the photo overall...but the title kills it for me.
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Not my idea of heaven but a very nice eye for comp. I think the burned out area of the door dominates and takes away from the overall effectiveness of the image.
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"A photographer is known by what he shows not by what he throws. The best photographers have the biggest trash cans." Quote from Nikon School sometime in the early 1970's.
Mmmmmm, not one of your best but I can see why you took it, it's the bright area to the right of the image that ruins this for me, not going to repeat the other comments regarding the title, would like to see what you can come back with from returning to this scene.
Yoyo, great framing and for me, the very bright,almost heavenly diffused soft bright glow at the right is what makes this very interesting for me. It is my favorite part of the pic. The one thing that i would have liked to see differently here is the person walking from the right area to be a bit sharper, or perhaps a bit more contrasty and defined to stand out stronger.
I dunno, I like everything about this including the over exposed area at the right. It just seems to fit in this particular situation. I am glad to see that you are coming back to that kind of aesthetic. I guess that the title isn't quite appropriate for the picture but I don't mind it at all. That's a great image as far as I am concerned.