Sturminster Newton by Davidy

Photography • Architecture • posted on Jun 01, 2005

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Hi all, thanks for your comments on my last post, 'Canoe Trip' ,much appreciated :) This is of course the same bridge, I did a bit of searching to find out where it was, Sturminster Newton if anybody would know it. I was running about trying to get some shots before the sun lost that cool evening glow. Couldn't decide whether or not to use b&w, or just leave it but, the water still looked ok in b&w. A bit of playing with contrast and levels. Nikon D70 18-70mm Thanks for viewing, comments/crits welcome. David :)

Comments (13)

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Prinzessin

3:10PM | Wed, 01 June 2005

Wow... what an impressive image... Wonderful contrasts and the atmosphere... Sensational! Love it! :-))

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Akinom

3:30PM | Wed, 01 June 2005

The b/w adds perfectly to the atmosphere! love the POV and the reflections! Excellently done!

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Zacko

3:37PM | Wed, 01 June 2005

Oooooooh!!! Love old bridges like that!!! Looks beautiful, and it works perfect in B/W!!! Excellent clarity, perfect tone! Have a great day #:O)

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Enmos

4:11PM | Wed, 01 June 2005

Wonderful bridge an compo !!! Superb work here, love the b/w !! :o)

Tedz

5:40PM | Wed, 01 June 2005

The Image is a beaut!

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erskogly

7:42PM | Wed, 01 June 2005

Looks like B&W was an excellent choise - it looks beautiful!

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tibet2004uk

7:57PM | Wed, 01 June 2005

I love those reflections in the water here!! Like a mirror! So clear and sharp!!

camera2

2:14AM | Thu, 02 June 2005

such a beautiful picture that would have been almost perfect if it were not for the half submerged sign. Who ever left it there should be horse whipped for spoinling your wonderful image.

cynlee

4:08AM | Thu, 02 June 2005

the b&w works well here with excellent tones & emphasis on the repetitive curves :]

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