Edna Collings Covered Bridge
Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Wed, 10/31/07 14:21 I like your perspective (safe to sit here and take this photograph), the sense of flow that works to lead the eyes of the viewer through the covered bridge towards the distant roadway leading up the hillside, and the lighting (both to help lead the eyes of the viewer through the bridge) and how light reflected off the stream has highlighted the roof of the bridge. Comments by Julie M. Dant on Wed, 10/31/07 15:14 WoooHooo Ruth! This is a beauty and the colors are scrumptious.
Comments by Stelin on Wed, 10/31/07 16:13 Almost brilliant.
Comments by Linda Frey on Wed, 10/31/07 16:40 Very interesting to see this type of construction. I wouldn't have expected to see those arch trusses in a covered bridge. And the roof beams create a very intricate design, too. Comments by Ruth Rittichier on Wed, 10/31/07 17:09 Steve, the gray on the right is due to reflected shady light from outside, which was blue, and toned down. Actually, I wasn't going for symmetry, but accidentally almost got it. The camera was on a beanbag on the floor, and I was lucky to get it straight. ;-) Comments by Dave Lavash on Wed, 10/31/07 17:26 I really enjoy this, love the constructional details of the bridge and the inspiration behind taking the image. One small nit: the flooring planking is very predominant and competes ffor my attention, but this could be toned down quite easily. Comments by Rory Hudson on Wed, 10/31/07 17:58 Well exposed and like others, I like the low viewpoint. I do think it would be a bit improved if it were perfectly symmetrical. Comments by Pietro Cecchi on Wed, 10/31/07 20:02 inventive use of architectural means, in order to acquire extraordinary aesthetic results...
Comments by Steve Owen on Wed, 10/31/07 20:23 Very impressive! The low perspective, the details in the bridge itself, and the tree lined road leading away from the bridge all combine to make a fine image. Comments by DebbiK on Sat, 11/10/07 13:11 I was wondering how you pulled off the big gap in lighting after opening the image when I then noticed that you said you combined two shots. Good work all around. Love the perspective Comments by Serge Smirnov on Thu, 11/22/07 16:09 Nice work dealing with the brightness range of the scene.
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