Color & grayscale together doesn't work. Try colorizing the source image. Reply »

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cmyk46 is right, colorize the whole image for better effect Reply »

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I disagree. I love the grayscale and color look. It gives the image a very dreamlike quality, as if the bride's presence is colorizing everything around her (think of the opening to the Gerard Butler version of "Phantom of the Opera". Only critique I see is that the top of the stained glass window doesn't quite match up with the source image. A little skewing/angling should fix it up easily, though. Great work, author! Reply »

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I agree with CMYK about colorize and also what about fixing up the church also. Reply »

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Dreamlike quality my ass. It's discordant, and color matching the church would harmonize the entry. Reply »

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I tried to merge the color as the hope of the dream being realized, rather than with black and white as the dream going, but thanks for the advice! Reply »

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Matching the pews to the church might be another way to go, rather than colorizing the church. Reply »

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a sudden thought... maybe make pieces of the wall-church flying off... like dream broken up...

just a tot Reply »

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thanks to all ! Reply »

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You know I came along kind of late to look at this picture but in my opinion you have done a nice job on it. The colors and or lack of them??? look fine to me. Reply »

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I think the desat adds to the 'story' of the title - maybe could have done some desat on the front pews and bottom of the stained glass, but overall, a very creative idea and good chop. Reply »

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Thank you, Pérola ! Reply »

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