Greenwood Cemetary Chapel by jophoto
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Description
Late afternoon sunlight. A beautiful place to remember those who are gone.
Comments (22)
Wonderful treatment!
Very nice image!!
Fantastic shot and presentation!
Superb Photography and you concept/presentation is fantastic ! ! ! +5 from doarte's MADHOUSE
What a beautiful image !! Your postwork makes it look like its printed on old parchment. What wonderful texture and edges.
Beautiful, and love the vintage work on the photo.:)
SPLENDID IMAGE
SUPERB CAPTURE!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing capture superb work !!
Wonderful light!
Again great composition, and I really like the border well presented Joanna, love the architecture. Geoff.
Superb work! Great composition and postwork. Well done.
do look wonderful and love the post work
Nice shot & postwork.
Very nice image!! erland
Beguiling presentation. Like an old-fashioned pop-up book.
Beautiful photo and an amazing touch of post-work.
the treatment really complements the vintage feel to the lighting, nicely done
outstanding frame work
Oh, I simply adore Gothic architecture: it's so rich and detailed and spiky and so it does interesting things in the right light, and your treatment of this photo is simply marvelous. I love the aged look you've given it and the way it seems to recall some dark and brooding, mysterious place in the heart of Eastern Europe, where things brood quite nicely (when they're not busy going moldy.) This is a new favorite and I'm glad I saw it.
Very impressive!
Holy cow Batman, it looks like a Church in Gotham City! With the postwork, I thought, for a moment, you had gone over to a 3D Program. This would make a great Poser Prop.