the Cathedral of Christ the Light
by BrennanOB

Comment:
A bit oversharpened as there are some artifacts particularly in the sky. That being said you shot this at the perfect time of night. The reflection is great. I just wish you were back a bit to give more room in the sky above the structure and the reflected sky.

Heavenly Star Trails
by jumboshrimp

Comment:
oh for a cloudless sky when we try this shots! Good attempt though.

Serenity
by drew_makeanimpact

Comment:
More a shot showing religion rather than a church shot. That being said, this is a great shot of religion.

Spire to Heaven
by punk_kaos

Comment:
the processing just seem a little off. This is especially evident in the clouds.

Country Church
by dswann

Comment:
I'm wondering what this would look like from a different angle. This composition really focuses in on the door rather than the overall structure.

Come In
by tooter

Comment:
it would have been nice to see the whole church. I'd be curious to see a shot with the whole building to help understand your choice of framing/crop.

Delicate Petals
by missinseattle

Comment:
Not sure why it scored so low however one thing to note. Make sure you go to the full size allowed. There's no reason to submit an undersized image. Bigger images usually look better and have more impact. Let us know what program you are using and maybe we can find some help on resizing and prepping your image for submission.

basking in the sun
by vikas

Comment:
terrific bokeh!

Intricacy
by sekarmalathy

Comment:
an unusual angle however it feels like things are cut off that need to be either completely out of the scene or completely in. (e.g. the statue)

head and heart
by posthumous

Comment:
aaah...there is. I've looked at this image 4 or 5 times because I knew there was something I should be seeing. I've never tried a shot like this but the general rule of thumb is to have the person in front of the camera for half the exposure. (i.e if its a 4 second exposure the person needs to be in the scene for 2 seconds). tough to manage on a self-portrait but I think you weren't in the scene long enough and as such the image of you in the scene is very faint.