Ruins of a Great Empire

Hi, I'm not sure what I'm supposed to put in the "Subject line".

 

I would really appreciate it if I got some feedback on my work, because

that's the way for me to know my ups and downs and to help me improve.

 

Thank you.

excellent.

powerful photo.. beautiful work.. welcome to PN.. regards..

tarek

Your classic composition is excellent. The color tone works well. I think a slightly slimmer border might better balance with the image. Welcome to the neighborhood.(rated anonymously 6/6)

Nicely controlled sense of perspective.

Very nice work. Great composition and tones. Would love to see this in black & white. Congrats.

Very nice photo, good composition, mood, colors and post production.

I like the way this image is composed, a slight vertical lens distortion adds to the geometrical form of this colonnade.

Well composed. The tone fits the picture well. The only thing I would change is the frame. IMHO it over powers your fine picture. Take care. 

Thank you all for the feedback. I really appreciate it and thank you for the warm welcome :)

I never used frames before, I guess I got a little carried away :)

Here it is in B/W and without a frame.

Thanks again.

wonderful composition and exposure -- the photograph reflects the spirit of the place -- undoubtedly best with the slimmest of frames in b&w

There is not much for me to add; anything I noticed has already been covered.

I know the spot you took the picture from; I was there many times!

The B&W image is very good, but I think the Sepia is just a perfect choice to reflect the age of the old city!

The golden border line would enhance the image if it is located exactly at the edges of the picture (without the internal and external black frames), in my humble opinion.

Excellent composition.

The angry, dark clouds add a lot of power to the image, as if this city was destroyed by this powerful storm!!!

Great job, and welcome to P.N.!

Dad :)