Angela Bacon-Kidwell wrote 2 months ago

Sean, this is a really beautiful capture. So serene and lovely. Wonderful feeling.

Sean Breslin replied 2 months ago

Thank you Angela. Glad you like it.

Thomas Ljungberg wrote 2 months ago

The lighting is magnificent. What really makes the image is your wonderful composition with all the "frames". Great work!
/Thomas

Sean Breslin replied 2 months ago

Thanks again.

Seeker wrote 3 months ago

Well captured moment. I am not far from Kyoto now and can just feel the atmosphere from your image. It's exactly how I see and feel it when going to the temples. thanks!

Sean Breslin replied 3 months ago

Thanks Seeker. This was taken at Tenryu-ji in Arashiyama.

gerard sexton wrote 3 months ago

i loved the tranquility of this & so japanese. nicely isolated & wonderful muted light. i didn't vote for this either way simply because the woman looked like she had grown a wooden nose. easy to remedy in photoshop.

Sean Breslin replied 3 months ago

That is a wooden nose. :-)

Actually after receiving quite a few comments in screening I plan to work on this image a little more.

John Rosca wrote 3 months ago

Great atmosphere.

Sean Breslin replied 3 months ago

Thanks.

MarkJ wrote 3 months ago

good light and nice capture

Sean Breslin replied 3 months ago

Thanks. I got lucky with the light and the moment coming together at the right time.

Martin Gremm wrote 3 months ago

Reminds me of my visit there. Well done!

Sean Breslin replied 3 months ago

I'm happy it brought back memories for you.

HenriAntoine wrote 3 months ago

Same for me. Wonderful atmosphere. Beautiful exposure.

Sean Breslin replied 3 months ago

Thanks Henri - Glad you like it!

Codrin Lupei wrote 3 months ago

This was a favorite in screening, a very beautiful image, Sean, a wonderful capture! Love it!
all the best
Codrin

Sean Breslin replied 3 months ago

Thank you. If you ever go to Kyoto you will probably see this kind of scene quite often in temples.

Codrin Lupei replied 3 months ago

Don't know if I'll have the chance to be there someday :-(...but even if I'll see this scene for many times, here you've captured the feeling of that moment perfectly. Great work!
all the best
Codrin