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gilad — Creating Your Own Path
Published: 2007-07-07 13:57:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 46346; Favourites: 3256; Downloads: 1006
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You say nothing ever goes your way
So you look for help and start to pray
How about creating your own path today
If you follow your light it will show you the way
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A local church near Marseilles, France.
Taken with Canon 17-40L
I stayed there for a long time trying to get the light and the moment right, and it worked out as planned. It's a good thing I have the faith...
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Strong and Bold! I love the tones and symmetry! Keep it up!
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Beautiful and amazing. I love the colours and the way the lighting works in this piece.
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wow this literally took my breath away as it downloaded.
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wonderful wonderful picture. wow on the lighting. it was worth the wait. it captures both the architecture and the smallness of man.. the very idea of those old churches...
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i really love this photo.
im a Catholic and what amazes me much about the faith is its age old traditions and architecture of the buildings the Church has. U truly capture the awe of it.
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What could I possibly say in praise of this that hasn't been already said? Your work is marvelous [link]
Awestruck
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Oo my god, what a fantastic picture. i am really amazed.
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Fantastic use of perspective and lighting, especially the site of an individual walking into (walking out from?) the light which has saturated the form, changing it, giving even greater meaning.
The detail captured is crisp and clearly read. The almost empty space of the church represents, at least to me, that the journey is ultimately personal one. The attached poem adds all the more emphasis to what is being portrayed through this scene in time.
Great work. Favorite.
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My goodness! Your work astounds me more and more... I haven't been on here in quite a while due to my own artistic ventures...and when I logged on to find all this new work I was blown away! BEAUTIFUL!!
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Perspective, composition and lighting are all terrific. Together it makes for an incredible shot with a lot of emotion and atmosphere. Nice work!
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You got so much in that photo!
How did you manage to get the roof and the ceiling? It's sort of cubist - like you see almost every side at once.
I always want to take photos of things how my eyes see them - you totally managed with this!
Awesome!
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this is so simple yet has so much depth
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Wow.. I love how the light from the circular window on the left seems to spotlight the man walking in.
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this is absulotly stunning ! I realy admire your work
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I afisaly Idol you for your art
TT.TT
wish i was this good
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Very good Gilad, my eye follows right down the center to the person's silhouette.
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awesome 
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I think the pic and the text perfectly fit together, the angle and lighting give a lot of power to the scene...
It's talking to me, really, though I have difficulties to tell more....
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thats really cool.
even without the person in the doorway, i think it'd be an awesome picture.
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Makes me think of the loading screen for the Hitman: Silent Assassin level Redemption at Gontranno .
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Absolutely breath-taking. I'm so jealous, i wish I had taken this picture. VERY inspiring.
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Just amazing, you did a really wonderful job. Guess good things are worth waiting for, uh
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Always been a great fan of Gothic Churches
And the way you portray it here in this picture is just amazing
definitely a
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I think people could get the faith just by looking at this picture... Very nicely done.
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so impressed by this work/ great!!
and the sun lightening the way to exit is symbolic...
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Maybe it was because I was listening to them at the time, but when I saw this photo (wonderful, by the way) it reminded me of the cover of "Elodia", a CD by the German group Lacrimosa.
Here's the cover [link]
The detail of the photo is AWESOME, and by having 17mm you could capture the whole scene... shots like this one make me want to buy the sigma 10-20mm because with a cropped sensor it would be the only chance to have this very wide POV.
Congrats Gilad, as usual
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Thank you, I see why you were thinking of this cover
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