sunrise on a bridge

Ben Egbert

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The lines are all horizontal or vertical. The first has the bridge at a slope. The second has some of the same issues, but the bridge is less massive (further away) so it does not dominate as
 
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Husker

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I like all three. I would also be interested in seeing one from the perspective of #1, but closer to the bridge with a wider lens.
 
JimFox

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Hey Joe, now for me, #3 was my favorite, I loved all of those lines. :)

I like #1 next, that color is really awesome. #2 is pretty nice too but The Sun is blowing through the clouds too much and creating too large of a blown out area for me. Not sure you could have done anything about it, but I just don’t care much for that aspect. I do like the foreground in that one though.
 
Joe Colozzo

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Douglas Sherman said:
The first and then the second for me too.
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Thank you for your reply Douglas
Ben Egbert said:
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The lines are all horizontal or vertical. The first has the bridge at a slope. The second has some of the same issues, but the bridge is less massive (further away) so it does not dominate as[/QUOTE]
Good eye, I normally catch those. After sharpening level is my second thing I do. :)
Husker said:
I like all three. I would also be interested in seeing one from the perspective of #1, but closer to the bridge with a wider lens.
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Now I wish you were there with me, Thank you for the insight. Funny that was my wide lens but at the telli end of it. 16-35 F4

JimFox said:
Hey Joe, now for me, #3 was my favorite, I loved all of those lines. :)

I like #1 next, that color is really awesome. #2 is pretty nice too but The Sun is blowing through the clouds too much and creating too large of a blown out area for me. Not sure you could have done anything about it, but I just don’t care much for that aspect. I do like the foreground in that one though.
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Thank you Jim. with #2 & #3 I used my 100-400 lens. for some reason I find it hard not to blow out the sun with that one. The bridge covers the bad area in #3. #2 I liked the perspective and went with a different style of proceesing it. (for me at least) I don't think I nailed it but I want to learn that type.

Martín el Escocés said:
1, 3,2 4 me. Love the sky in no 3 but like no 1 best for all its elements. Nice set of sunsets.
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Thank you very much Martin
 
Zeph

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Of the three, the second works best for me, the sun is blown, ok that's what the sun does. The grasses on the right bend into the image and the there is just enough grass, water, bridge and sky to make this the most interesting for me.
 
Zeph

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Is it a bird, plane or superhero? I would remove the specks in that beautiful sky on the second.
 
Joe Colozzo

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Zeph said:
Of the three, the second works best for me, the sun is blown, ok that's what the sun does. The grasses on the right bend into the image and the there is just enough grass, water, bridge and sky to make this the most interesting for me.
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Zeph said:
Is it a bird, plane or superhero? I would remove the specks in that beautiful sky on the second.
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I was debating to either leave or remove them, I guess I should have zapped them. and Thank you!!
 
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