Hubert Humphrey Bridge

[Joe Colozzo]

No colors in the sunrise and nothing but fog, so quick change of plans and went with a Long exposure B&W.

27mm, 10 stop Filter and a 120 seconds of waiting.
All C&C welcomed and encourged

 

[Ben Egbert]

Well done.

 

[AlanLichty]

Nice way to make some fine lemonade out of lemon lighting. I like the satin water textures and your point of view for the bridges.

 

[JimFox]

Wow Joe!!! I am not sure what this might have looked like in color, but I will say I am glad you went to B&W and the long shutter speed. This has a real Fine Art feel too it.

 

[Jeffrey]

This is great, Joe. Wishing for no vegetation to the right, as I'm sure you were, too.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Thats an impressive image Joe. Good choice on long shutter and the B&W conversion.

 

[JimFox]

Hey Joe, this came to me later. Isn't this bridge in Florida? How did it get called the Hubert Humphrey bridge? He was from Minnesota I thought?

 

[Jim Sanderson]

Works for me Joe. Good choice of shutter speed, turned out very nice.

 

[Kurt Harrigan]

Well done! I like the smooth gradient of light emanating from the point of infinity.

 

[Joe Colozzo]

Well done.

thank you Ben

Nice way to make some fine lemonade out of lemon lighting. I like the satin water textures and your point of view for the bridges.

Thank you Alan. It's very satisfying when what you invision is what you made. I often do not get there.

Wow Joe!!! I am not sure what this might have looked like in color, but I will say I am glad you went to B&W and the long shutter speed. This has a real Fine Art feel too it.

thank you very much for the kind words Jim. It means a lot when it comes from a fellow Photographer with high talent.

This is great, Joe. Wishing for no vegetation to the right, as I'm sure you were, too.

Thank you Jeffrey and indeed on the vegetation.

Thats an impressive image Joe. Good choice on long shutter and the B&W conversion.

Thank you Jameel

Works for me Joe. Good choice of shutter speed, turned out very nice.

Thank you Jim

Well done! I like the smooth gradient of light emanating from the point of infinity.

Thank you Kurt.

 

[Joe Colozzo]

Hey Joe, this came to me later. Isn't this bridge in Florida? How did it get called the Hubert Humphrey bridge? He was from Minnesota I thought?

It turns out while he was VP, Humphrey visited Nassua. while he was here , he saw that the origanal bridge was not big enough and falling apart. So he helped to secure the funds to build the new one.
Now we need a new VP to come down and help because it looks like that age has run it's effects on this one also.

 

[Dan Moorehead]

Stunning