From the church by the sea

Thansk for comments of any kinds.

Great shot! Best wishes keep them coming Ken (stormphoto.net)

Kenneth, thanks for your kind comment.

 

Jes Dichmann - obviously not your taste?

I like this - light and shadows always make interesting compositions. This also has the square window panes, echoed by the wall around the window and then of course, by your square cropping and frame. A different crop would not have worked so well, imo.

I like the fact that one can not see clearly through the panes of the window. It forces one to reinterpret the purpose of the structure and consider other possibilities. Regards.

Thanks to Kim and Walter for your kind comments.

Nice composition!!

I really like this shot! As Walter already said I expecially like the fact you cannot see through the window and lighting is great: detail is there in the shadow too, very good for me.

Feeling of strength, the walls must be 2 feet thick, and your picture helps us to understand how people survived in your land ! Drawn to this ! *R*

Bente--As you know from looking at my window photograph, I'm very attracted to photos involving windows and natural light. This one is subtle, with just a hint of what lies beyond that window, the light playing off the right side of the windowframe with those thick walls suggesing stability and strength as a contrast to the hazy film of the window itself. I could look at this photo for hours and never tire of it. Thank you for such sustaining and powerful work!

Great work, Bente, and probably shot in pretty cramped circumstances.

 

--Lannie

I like this images of your. It is an enigmatic window, the mystery of the other side, you see it but not really. The deeply recessed window in the tick wall, the lighting, composition and the exposure is perfect. A nice image.

 

Cheers; Bela