Wow that hexagonal umbrella steals the show.

Again with some of your stuff that low perspective,think if you used the worshippers more,would have told more of a story,or maybe that was not possible.

fair enough

I really like the low pov (your signature) but do wish that that clump of humanity at the right wouldn't be so amputated it teases the mind.

You are lucky that they allowed you in. We went to a mosque in Sri Lanka and I was not allowed in....female y'know...dirty y'know. I went to shake the hand of a Muslim young man to say thank you for speaking to me and my husband, he shook my husband's hand and refused mine, jerking away as if I was infected with leprosy!

I think this world is going to hell in a handbasket ( that phrase describes a situation headed for disaster inescapably). Now nobody talks to each other, everyone is plugged into their mobile. We watched a great movie last night called "Do you trust your computer"....if you can get it do so, it's frightening. Stephen Hawking predicted that mankind will end because of AI....oh dear I think I'm rambling and this has nothing to do with your photo...sorry. If you can get the book INFIDEL by Ayaan Hirsi Ali do so....she became one of your parliamentarians....fascinating journey.

Just love the dynamic tension that you have created with this well comoposed photograph. The smallness of the church to the vastness of land around it and the tonal colours make this image a stand out.

Definitely tiny. Looks like it escaped being burned in a bush fire too.

Looks like this was shot from a moving car. It looks like a soft watercolour painting!