A recent photo taken during a recent walk.
This was taken in partly to see how I’d capture this particular area now compared to when I last took a photo of it, which was a few years ago at this point in time.
Similar, yet different.
I think there’s a good sense of size and spread seen in the first arch and its cables. The second arch is less visible, but still feels quite large, I think.
I like how the angle affects the spread of the cables and helps to further impose the structural size of the bridge.
This is my submission into the one hundred-and-thirty-fourth Lens-Artists Photo Challenge.
The theme for this one is “From Forgettable to Memorable“.
The idea behind this one is (as far as I’m aware) showing a photo before and after processing.
The first version of this image shows before processing is from before I started processing. Whilst there are some aspects of it I like, I preferred the processed version, though it’s a little darker than the area was when I took the photo.
The challenge is hosted by four people and cycles weekly:
Week 1 – Patti
Week 2 – Ann-Christine aka Leya
Week 3 – Amy
Week 4 – Tina
This week’s challenge is curated by Tina. The next one will be guest-curated by Sheetal of Sheetal Thinks Aloud.
The challenges are pretty fun and there’s a lot of room for interpretation that doesn’t get in the way of enjoyment. If you’re into photography, then I suggest participating, or at the least checking out what other people are submitting.
I hope you enjoy.
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Very subtle edit SH, which is always the best kind. I actually like both versions!
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Glad you do.
I’m not much of a fan of the clouds being as bright as they appear here, but I think it still turned out okay.
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That is a cool shot, SH. I love the editing result, too.
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Cheers. Glad you do : )
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Beautiful architecture and edits.
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It’s an interesting bridge, I think.
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i like both images too –
but the second one has a bit more –
including the enriched sky 😉
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Cheers.
I’m more preferential toward the edit due to the clouds being less bright.
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😊
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Ditto, four times. I like the better sky, too.
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I think taking some of the brightness out of the clouds helped to make the image less harsh.
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Well done – subtle but enhancing!
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Thank you very much : )
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I like the angle that you used to capture this part of a bridge. My father was a civil engineer, and he always pointed out parts of bridge construction. The clouds improved in the second version.
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Cheers.
I find certain bridges (such as this one) structurally interesting to photograph. This one has a lot out of photos of it out there, but I think there still are a few ways in which it can be shown that may offer a newish viewpoint. Perhaps not so much this photo however, haha.
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