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Very nicely done. Regards

excellent picture... comp, scale, shapes. . . first rate. A classic.

Very well studied, captured and presented. Excellent conversion result. Compliments - El

Very interesting bw,I like the vertical lines here so well seen,best regards Radu.

Excellent classic street shot. Editing is perfect.

a pleasure to see... an excellent composition, very well thought out

An elegant shot, with good emphasis on the verticals......Regards

As always your approach technically and aesthetically is very well done.

My compliments. _____________L

agree with Radu and Keith, the long vertical lines make all the difference in this work as they create an atmosphere of dignity and excellence. The presence of the priest seems to add to this feelings and brings life to this otherwise static, full of repeated rectangles and perpendicular lines composition. The geometry is worth attention on its own and may serve as a good material for studying how it affects the mood of the image. Thank you for sharing, best regards -wm

Excellent work here Gunnar , Contrast , composition shapes and movement are great .

Beautifully done Gunner. Classic composition and lines. Everything in it's proper place. Great conversion as well. Bravo my friend. Regards-Jim

Very nice work, Gunnar!

so much that works well here. makes good use of the architectural insight that vertical space has the capacity to evoke the transcendant. there is a nice harmony between the architecture and the garb and posture of the figure. a classic, enduring photo. congrats.

As a late comer, I just agree the above...

This is exhibition quality.

Wonderful and so photographic...Excellent balance of white....Congras!

I like very much the play that is generated by the vertical bi-partition and the horizontal movement of the priest. Good eye, really! Thanks for sharing, Giuseppe

nice crop and composition,,.......Best Regards Hamed

Well composed Gunnar ,with vertical/horizontal lines, With the human figure as a "triangled" form....;-))

you know what, gunnar? i see here something that is in the air in rome, and that you catched very well. i mean the friendly rapport between the majestic, ancien architectures and the life of every day. i am always surprised to see how people move, talk, lough in the middle of the history without to feel little. pity my english that dont permit me to explain better, but i hope you have understood a little... ciao

Dear all, I so much thank you for your comments and am happy that you like it! Andrea, I fully understand you. Best regards.

Gorgeous shot - the content of the open space works with his profession. Works very fine! Congratulations!

nice composition, good capture

Very powerful image.