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I can see that inspiration coming through. The texture is cool. I suspect JJJ's image would have been much darker
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I like it. did you try fading the texture a bit and boosting the contrast of the church steeple?
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Every artist has their own vision, and in spite of your homage to JJJ, I can appreciate what you were after here. I love the lines (parallel to the frame on the left and then opening out to the right) and the texture adds to the mood. I keep seeing ghost-like figures in the steeple, sort of overshadowing each other on two sides, actually four sides. Almost but not exactly symmetrical composition. Also, black and white was a good choice to enhance the eerie effect.
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The texture has an interesting effect on the shaded area in the belfry. It reminds me of paper snowflakes.
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