Highway to Hell

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  keithwms

• Apr 12, 2011

Very effective!

 

• ilya1963

• Apr 12, 2011

is it your way to work? : >)

 

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  Vaughn

• Apr 13, 2011

Who did the Bricklayers Union pay off to get that contract?!

Interesting image -- plays with the mind a bit!

 

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  Vincent Brady

• Apr 13, 2011

Very impressive, the strength of the structure is conveyed very well. You seem to have mastered the exposure problem that you had with some of your earlier shots. You must like bridges and I know people who just love photographing them and have hugh collections .

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Apr 13, 2011

That looks great!

 

• Franswa

• Apr 13, 2011

Thanks to everyone for looking and taking the time to comment

Fortunately, this is not on my way to work! (I work mostly from home)

 

• Franswa

• Apr 13, 2011

Vincent Brady (TEX) said:

Very impressive, the strength of the structure is conveyed very well. You seem to have mastered the exposure problem that you had with some of your earlier shots. You must like bridges and I know people who just love photographing them and have hugh collections .

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Hey! Thanks for noticing. Yes, those first pictures were from my very first few rolls of film ever....starting to get the hang of it

I do love bridges.

 

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  illumiquest

• Apr 13, 2011

Great shot, i might have cropped it to start just on the edge of the first pillars to give it even more of a tunnel effect but that's just my 2c.

 

• Franswa

• Apr 14, 2011

illumiquest said:

Great shot, i might have cropped it to start just on the edge of the first pillars to give it even more of a tunnel effect but that's just my 2c.

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I see what you mean. Thanks!

 

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  puptent

• Apr 14, 2011

I like a lot of things about this print. I like the activity on the edges (the apartments, the on-ramp) and I like the perspective effect, the structure of both the subject and the print. I think you nailed it with the exposure. Something about the tone and contrast reminds me of your "no tresspassing" print... Thanks, a very nice image.