Gothic Detail
by kmtolk

Comment by Gracious:
It's great that you got low enough to capture this good angle. There is a little too much detail crowded into this composition though. For the most part the dof is good. So is the light exposure. Although I love blue skies, in this case a black and white image would have sufficed. The blue draws my attention away from the detail of the subject.

Gothic Detail
by kmtolk

Comment by sheyingshi88:
I was facinated by this picture in the thumbnail as I couldn't figure out what you took a picture of. Now that I'm here looking at the real thing I think it's great. Technically very good, and I like your composition a lot.

Gothic Detail
by kmtolk

Comment by Maverick:
Wow, this is an awesome shot! I would love to see this at full res, surprisingly though, it is still very high in detail even at VGA resolution. Great shot! -10

Gothic Detail
by kmtolk

Comment by mjcecil:
Good technical photo. Does not inherently promote feeling of oldness, however, despite the obviously old subject. Appears as though the subject is actually the architecture, rather than the age of same.

Gothic Detail
by kmtolk

Comment by brianeden:
great framing and subject. i wish the lighting wasn't quite so hot.

Gothic Detail
by kmtolk

Comment by karmat:
I really like the ornate detail and blue sky. Nice pic. karamt

Gothic Detail
by kmtolk

Comment by jmsetzler:
excellent :) there is lot of detail here... almost enough detail to call it 'busy' :) Good shot - jmsetzler

Gothic Detail
by kmtolk

Comment by waltoml:
Very interesting building. I'd like to see a picture of the whole thing. Your focus looks good, the lighting looks good, excellent subject... 7

Gothic Detail
by kmtolk

Comment by lisae:
Beautiful, but a little too dense and confusing. I would have liked either more distance to see some shape and scale to the architecture, or a closer shot to pick up a smaller area of the detail.

Gothic Detail
by kmtolk

Comment by Heather-Mae:
what an intricate picture this made. I feel that the angle is slightly off, but without being there, I can't really tell what would make it better. Maybe the sun position would have added some depth to the ironwork if it was a little lower.