Gateway To Forgiveness

Posted by Amir (Tehran, Iran) on 18 May 2008 in Architecture and Portfolio.

Fort Worth, TX

Gateway to a church in downtown Fort worth.

P.S. I am neither encouraging nor discouraging religiosity here, The name just popped up. Obviously some people no matter how many times go to Church, Mosque, Temple or what have you, their sins are never forgotten, not beacuse God is not forgiving but because they tend to repeat their sins over and over again.

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angel from Iran

in aliye

18 May 2008 6:04am

Saeed from Tehran, Iran

very nice shot , interesting colors & composition, Where is it ???

18 May 2008 6:19am

MahGol from Tehran, Iran

the color mode and sharpness is amazing .. i like the shot. thanx.

18 May 2008 7:03am

saeed from ahwaz, Iran

very nice and majestic! i like the tonality!
Amazing shot!

18 May 2008 7:16am

Ian Bramham from Manchester, United Kingdom

Great photo Amir!

18 May 2008 7:35am

Ana Lúcia from Leiria, Portugal

What a wonderful building.

18 May 2008 7:49am

shahab from Qazvin, Iran

I like this work very much!Great color combination!Well done!

18 May 2008 7:51am

--**HoMo** -- from Tehran, Iran

kheyli alie mitonam soal konam ke in akso HDR Gereftin na?

18 May 2008 8:14am

@--**HoMo** --: Yes dear, it's HDr of 5 images.

Pied Crow from Nairobi, Kenya

Intriguing light and shadows. I love the red-brown of the door.

18 May 2008 12:00pm

yiannis krikis from thessaloniki, Greece

perfect architecture image

18 May 2008 1:30pm

Helma from Tehran, Iran

Great architecture work !! colorful and very good framed !

18 May 2008 4:27pm

Michael Rawluk from Prince George, Canada

People need to be prepared to change before receiving forgiveness from any quarter.
That is a beautiful door and shot.

18 May 2008 4:59pm

Alun Lambert from cheshire, United Kingdom

Great shot. nice and bright

18 May 2008 5:15pm

vu@granby - Wolfgang from Granby, Québec, Canada

Again, good work!

18 May 2008 5:50pm

Earnest from Oklahoma, United States

Very good, Amir... but I like what you said much better...

18 May 2008 7:11pm

@Earnest: It's kind of you. I certainly appreciate your visits.

isabel from Lisbon, Portugal

nice pattern and shadows for a beautiful church

18 May 2008 7:12pm

Hesam from Tehran, Iran

اینطور که میگن خدا خیلی مهربونه و گناها رو همه رو میبخشه
میدونی اگه کسی که خطایی میکنه خودش خودشو نبخشه اونوقته که تکرار گناه سخت میشه ولی اگه خودش هم خودشو بخشید اونوقته که احتمال تکرارشم هست
هیچ وقت خودمونو نبخشیم

18 May 2008 8:18pm

MaryB from Staffordshire, United Kingdom

A wonderful image such beautiful architecture.

18 May 2008 11:52pm

danthro from Suburbia, United States

wow. cool tones. it looks almost computer generated.

19 May 2008 1:07am

Rian from Brooklyn, United States

Nice rendering.. looks like a painting.. :D

19 May 2008 3:12am

. . _Reza Nia _ . . from Tehran, Iran

really good .
it`s like an animation shot.

20 May 2008 4:11pm

Arash from Dubai, United Arab Emirates

wonderful!! great contrast.

21 May 2008 10:06am

Twelvebit from Victoria, United States

Nice shot. There is a belief among some in this country that sinning is irrelevant because by their belief --and not their works-- they already have a pre-paid first class ticket through the Pearly Gates. I have even been told by some of this persuasion that morality is therefore irrelevant. In fact, I've been told that if Adolf Hitler came to this belief before he died, he will be in Heaven, while people like Gandhi and Bertrand Russell will not. That makes me think of Mark Twain again (also not allowed in) and his saying: "Heaven for the weather, Hell for the company."

22 May 2008 4:22am

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