Cathedral, Saltillo, México

Very dramatic manneristic perspective. Beautiful tones and great detail. Nice.

I think it could be improved by rotating the frame a tiny bit to get the bottom edge aligned with the steps. This would still leave a great deal of tilt on the building - this makes the photo IMO, particularly with the man in the bottom corner.

Subject and perspective help, but what do you thing for the B&W'ning

result...?

Great contrast

The truth is I don't care too much about Bailey rates... They're meaningless for me... :-)

I'm not so convinced about the typesetting, your comm. makes me reconsider the thing, at least for this case.

The sharppening problem is the worst part, considering the compression rate used by the server, the sized in wich this have to be showed here and the enormous amount of details. After trying other parameters settings, this seems to be the less worst one.

Thanks for your feedback.

Hi Nestor. As you say yrself, it's a bit small to do justice to the detail which must be in the original.I do agree with he comment that the steps should be on a straight line, parallel with the bottom of the frame. Those old Spanish churches must make wonderful subjects. Wonder if you could pose a nude against that door? (JOKE!)

haha, you won't believe me..., but I thought the same thing... but it is *very* complicated -maybe that would make the adventure more tasty...? :-)

impressively sharp and detailed. the contrast is great. i dont like the subject myself, but the composition is awesome (technically)

Good job.

Nice.

Good work! I like how you included the person in the lower right.

It looks impressive. Though "black hole" at the door is somewhat disturbing. Was there no way to get some details in there?

The "problem" here was to choose the right exposure, a too contrasty scene. Maybe my next and more definitive image should make the brights not so bright.

nice, quite busy and i like that.