Pastel Field
by chefsam

Comment by Nald:
WOAH! That fish eye really gets the wide range in there hu? I like the skewed angles here. I think that this shot would benefit with more saturation though to show off the pastels, it seems a bit flat to me.

Doors of Light
by chefsam

Comment by CNovack:
I like the perspective in this composition as the eye 'travel's through each door to the 'vanishing point' off in the horizon. I like the golden colors that we encounter after we step out from the darkened quarters of the first door. It is the promise of light that beacons us out of the dark. I like the textures of the stone that we see in the wall because that also adds visual interest. However, even with those strengths, the composition can and needs a presentation that adds a fresh look at an old idea. I look at the composition and see an avenue that you could have taken to add even more visual interest to the image. A crop that is vertical rectangle and not a horizontal rectangle would have 'mimiced' yet another door that the viewer has to 'pass through' before we see the very first one pictured here in the foreground.

Doors of Light
by chefsam

Comment by photoslik1967:
Great scene

Sharp Sunset
by chefsam

Comment by pesque:
simple and intense

Doors of Light
by chefsam

Comment by Jaded_Housewife:
very cool effect and lighitng inside the building in contrast with the lighting where your stadning. 9

Pastel Field
by chefsam

Comment by H700256:
Whoa, I get dizzy when I look at this. lol. bit dark for pastels and almost looks like sepia tones.

Pastel Field
by chefsam

Comment by sjturner:
nice image & good use of the fish eye lens

Pastel Field
by chefsam

Comment by hotpasta:
i love fisheye, and this is a great one...well done

Doors of Light
by chefsam

Comment by Melethia:
I like this alot. I like the mystery of the doors, and the gold inside versus the gray outside. Wonderfully seen.

Doors of Light
by chefsam

Comment by Elvis_L:
I would have preferd a tighter crop on the door I think.