park's rear gate by nikolais
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Description
local park. detail. a touch of corel painter, as always.
thank you for viewing, commenting, and faving my "life coming in"
Comments (19)
Stunning capture!!!
Wow! Beautiful image, I love the infinity behind the gate! Well done...
Another enigmatic masterpiece!
This is superb - such an atmosphere you've created with the partially open gate and lighting. Well done
A gate to infinity...
This has a feel of, where do you go when you venture through the gates.
Excellent capture and so mysteriously looking too :)
Great image and fantastic pw.I love the grainy effect
VERY BEAUTIFUL!
fabulous
Was there an old gentleman by the name of Peter standing at this gate? lol Like this very much.
Oh, indeed ... the gates to heaven! Beautiful!
superb , excelent pov
The result is great, nikolais!
... and suddenly this PARK's REAR GATE, has changed it's image to HEAVENLY GATE! - and taken on the charm of an 'out of this world' or angelic look, guided by your masterful manipulation of hand and mind ... or like the light - at the end of the tunnel! the actual ironwork is almost translucent! and so delicate compared to filigree work, I love it Nikolay, BB
Great atmosphere and postwork
Superb capture and post work. Congratulations for your picture being featured in "Last week in the gallery # 11. God bless.
It reminds me of a heaven ..... but I still do not like to go through. Not yet!
I get the feeling that the other side of this gate is where dreams go when they're finished being dreamt, or where they wait until someone comes along with a mind comfortable enough to hold them. Your images always inspire feelings like that, whenever I look at them and looking at them doesn't really encompass it. Your work has such incredible feeling in it, and it's funny, because I first discovered your gallery while sitting at a table (with an ugly, cheap tablecloth on it) in Prague, and I feel variations of what I felt then, whenever I see your images now. I love that bit of continuity and the wonderful subtleties that your work contains. It's always varied, always surprising but consistent in the emotional effect your pieces all share. This is a favorite!