Joan Wulff 01 Oct 2011

Great composition!

julie Marks 01 Jul 2007

Gary, I just discovered your wonderful gallery and look forward to seeing more of your stunning work. This is an extraordinary photograph;the symbolic content is fascination. I love photographs of doors given the mystery of what lies behind possibly in an otherworldy realm. Your piece is surreal and the special effect of your friend's face, a result of multiple exposure is brilliant and inspired. The warm colors and lighting are also very impressive. I live in Los Angeles so it is nice to know that there are wonderful artists like you very close to home. I have not used photoshop, but like this photo I use my mind's eye as my lens. Hope you stop by since I am always interested in professional photographers feedback given this is a new venture for me. It looks like you have a fascinating portfolio and I have something very enriching to look forward to.

annette steens 25 May 2007

What a beautiful result you got! Very creative done.

sheila stanley-powell 08 Mar 2007

intentional or not it does indeed give the image of Christ (the shroud of Turin)and the symbolism isn't lost either.beautiful

sheila stanley-powell 08 Mar 2007

intentional or not it does indeed give the image of Christ (the shroud of Turin)and the symbolism isn't lost either.beautiful

kamal chugh 17 Jan 2007

Absolutely enjoyed it. It is almost like Jesus looking at you quietly through the door. Well done. I am going to try multiple exposure some thing which i had almost forgotten about. Thanx

Kathi Perry 01 Dec 2006

This is really phenomonal Gary it looks like Christ, especially with the wood from the door. I need to spend more time looking at all the wonderful work here in the archives....really a beautiful piece. :)

Anonymous Guest 25 Jun 2006

cool

stephanie atlee 31 Dec 2005

This is very cool...i like the effects you produced...very spiritual like image

Ben DeBiase 31 Oct 2005

now that is some creative photography-well before the digital age!! awesome work!

Christie Hill 24 May 2005

nicely done

Dawn Landrum 15 Oct 2004

I love this! Looks like something I'd do.

andree lerat 19 Jul 2004

I KNOW JUST WHAT YOU MEAN. BEFORE PHOTOSHOP, I ALSO DID DOUBLE EXPOSURES, SOMETIMES KNOWING WHAT I WAS DOING AND SOMETIMES, I WOULD SANDWISHED NEGATIVES TOGETHER. FOR 2 YEARS, I WORKED ON A PROJECT "ARC EN CIEL" WHICH MEAN RAINBOW. I MADE 3 EXPOSURES USING A GREEN, RED, AND CYAN FILTERS TO CREATE VERY IMPRESSIONISTC IMAGES. IT WAS REALLY TIME CONSUMING, AND AS YOU SAY, IT DID'NT ALWAYS WORK OUT. ANYWAY, THIS IMAGE IS REALLY GOOD.

Hanna Monola 27 Jun 2004

Wow, that is just amazing! If you hadn't said it I would've believed that it was done in Photoshop. Great!

Berlynda Phillips 09 Jun 2004

this is awesome, i wont say this face reminds me of a certain depiction of "him" but i noticed the near cross figure in the middle of the picture.

Marlene Barrett 01 Jun 2004

Wonderful work! Like the doors we all have to chose in our lifetime.

corrie Ancone 01 Jun 2004

great image ...well executed

Heavens 22 May 2004

Wow!! awesome picture! Great job!At first glance it looked like a picture of jesus. The eyes pull you in Looks like he's looking into your soul. 10 plus

Mary Gehrke 12 Feb 2004

looks really good with the weathered door!

Anonymous Guest 18 Jan 2004

Very nice & a unique concept. Your intuition really paid off.

cile bailey 17 Jan 2004

this is great! I do enjoy it very much. I like the title also! Cile

Pat Abbott 16 Jan 2004

Very creative and unique.

Maureen Santina 14 Jan 2004

I really like this. As a psychologist, I can think of many interpretations of it, but it speaks of the intricacies behind the faces we see around us.