The door

[RList]

C&C welcome

[DanK]

A nice image. I'd crop some off the top, probably about the middle of the lowest of the big stones over the lintel. I think with that the eye would be drawn more to the series of doors.

[Mike Buckley]

Agreed with everything Dan mentioned.

[Shadowman]

Nicely done.

[Hans]

A nice image. I'd crop some off the top, probably about the middle of the lowest of the big stones over the lintel. I think with that the eye would be drawn more to the series of doors.

I agree. And the lower darker section stabilises the whole image.
Nicely done.
Pete

[Wavelength]

Superb image, Robert

[Urbanflyer]

The crop might also be done to reduce the foreground and keep the top. Try it both ways and see whether either one improves your already good image.

[RList]

A nice image. I'd crop some off the top, probably about the middle of the lowest of the big stones over the lintel. I think with that the eye would be drawn more to the series of doors.

Tanks to all. Cropping a bit of the top and a bit more at the bottom...magic

[IzzieK]

+1 to Dan's comment.

[John 2]

Agreed with everything Dan mentioned.

Ditto and the image overall seems a bit soft for stonework. Only a very minor crit. but it might sharpen up a bit.

[ccphoto]

I also agree with Dan but feel like the image verticals and horizontals are off kilter enough to be disturbing even though to the layman's eye, not terribly noticeable. Just a slight adjustment (I used edit/transform/distort) then a 4:3 crop pulling the right side in a bit more for better symmetry helps direct my eye better...but them that's my eye.

As to John2's suggestion of sharpening up a bit, I don't think I would. It's very old stone and as such, few if any well defined edges where sharpening would enhance. Again, just my opinion.

[bnnrcn]

I agree with the crop suggestions from the top, very nice image Robert

[madcrow]

Dan, is right, great image.

[bje07]

I agree with Chris, BTW nice conversion in B&W