W/NW bridges

[williaty]

Single image, straight out of camera. I'm in a creek bed that runs through a ravine. Where I'm standing, the ravine is quite deep (maybe 75-80 feet) and heavily wooded. Beyond the bridge, the ravine gets shallower and shallower and the woods goes away. So the big difference in lighting is due to the foreground being under heavy tree canopy while the far distance (which is only visible in the center of the image) is much more brightly and directionally lit because there's a large clearing in the trees around the creek.

 

[citizen99]

Single image, straight out of camera. I'm in a creek bed that runs through a ravine. Where I'm standing, the ravine is quite deep (maybe 75-80 feet) and heavily wooded. Beyond the bridge, the ravine gets shallower and shallower and the woods goes away. So the big difference in lighting is due to the foreground being under heavy tree canopy while the far distance (which is only visible in the center of the image) is much more brightly and directionally lit because there's a large clearing in the trees around the creek.

Ah, so I suppose it's a 'perception artefact' of the lighting conditions 🙂.

 

[Gabriel M.A.]

Fuji X20; Pont Charles de Gaulle, Paris, Frons (Chuck of Gaul Bridge, Paris, France)

 

[Gabriel M.A.]

Canon 5D + 17-40L f/4; Pont des Arts, Paris, Frons.



Canon 5D + 17-40L f/4; Bridge of se Artse, Paris, France.

 

[Taipei-metro]

warm water under the red bridge '紅橋下の暖流' or
the bridge over nan-fang-au river

Taiwan

t a i p e imetro

650d, 18-55 IS v1 asph, both by Canon

 

[css9450]

More of a viaduct than a bridge, I suppose. Leica CL, Nikkor 2.8cm/f3.5 LTM, Ilford XP2.

 

[Tom A]

[/url]T 737 #3 Japan 2016 Heading fo Haneda by T&T and Mr B Abrahamsson, on Flickr[/IMG]
Between Yokohama and Haneda Airport, Japan. :eica MP, Canon 29mm f2.8, Arista Premium 400 in Xtol 1:1 9min

 

[Argenticien]

@williaty: Wow, a GW690III as your first rangefinder?! "Go big or go home," as they say. I don't think there's anything technically wrong with your image; it's just a spectacularly dense, deep, and busy bunch of foliage. You've probably drawn the viewer's eye to the bridge about as well as could be hoped (given the fixed parameters -- 90mm focal length, 400 ASA film, etc.), considering the amount of visual noise that the trees behind and around it are trying to interject.

Parc Del Guinardó, Barcelona, Spain. Bronica S, Nikkor-H 1:3.5 5cm, 1/125 s at f/11. Ektar 100, lab dev, Epson V700 scan. The view from on the bridge was nice, and from the hilltop (where the aerials are seen in this picture) even better.

--Dave



Parc Del Guinardó Approach II by Argenticien, on Flickr

 

[lynnb]

IIIc Jupiter 8 FP4+ in Fomadon LQN

 

[Bill W]

Footbridge across Delaware River by Bill Walderman, on Flickr

 

[uhoh7]

Crossing by unoh7, on Flickr

 

[filmtwit]

The bridge from "Stand by Me"

 

[uhoh7]

Fall Blooms by unoh7, on Flickr

 

[Moto-Uno]

Dragon bridge into Da Nang , Vietnam . Taken with a Bronica Etrs , 50mm lens (with a waist level viewer no less) and through the van window while sitting in the back. The only picture that turned out, everyone else was using some sort of digital. Put a twisted kinda smile on my face that day. Peter

 

[Moogie77]

[/url]sunset_bridge by Miguel Buschhauer, on Flickr[/IMG]

 

[Yokosuka Mike]

The Circle Walk (Yokohama, Japan)

 

[Moogie77]

[/url]Haende_hoch by Miguel Buschhauer, on Flickr[/IMG]

 

[SayCheese]

A recent one:

Kiel 2016 by youSayCheeseiSayClick, auf Flickr

Greetings and a happy new year to everyone!
K

 

[lynnb]

Sydney harbour bridge #331 by lynnb's snaps, on Flickr
IIIf CV35mm f2,5 LTM APX100 in Rodinal

 

[Carey M]

With Autocord and HP5+