Up, Up, And Away by beachzz
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I was going to change this to (gasp!!!) B&W, but it just didn't look right. It's the Richmond/San Rafael Bridge again, crossing San Francisco Bay.
Comments (17)
In this case, the blue helps see all the intricate detail. Do you have ANY B&W in your gallery??? I have to add something big and red to my gallery once in awhile to liven it up. Do you do the reverse? LOL.
great POV !
Looks like one of those big rollercoasters that go up and then drop backwards...fantastic POV!
Such a complicated structure! I agree with Denise, it looks like a ride.
Quite a masterpiece of steel and iron girders. Great capture, Marilyn.
Excellent composition.
You already posted a b&w image this year. Don't overdo it, you might hyperventilate! LOL!
wonderful capture warm hugs, Linda
lovely shot x
So this is what your previous bridge posting is holding up. That makes the previous posting that much more impressive. Dana
Must say I thought it a ride too, great pov! Bravo!
I love the POV! I love this in color! The structure of this bridge is so complex, kinda like a giant kid with a TinkerToy set, making use of the entire set on a lazy Saturday afternoon. Bridges always remind me of that kind of stuff, and you really captured that fantastically! This is going straight into my favorites.
Interesting POV......................and dangerous! Aloha
Very interesting. When I first looked at it, I thought you were strapped to the nose of a roller coaster with your camera. I wonder how you actually got this picture: you know, like when you're watching a movie and all of a sudden you start asking yourself: "How did they get that shot!?" It almost inspires vertigo. Scratch that, it DOES inspire vertigo. This is wonderful work!
great!
Great capture Marilyn. I am glad you left in color!
lol the comments...tara & bill! Well I agree that this view works in color very well, because the silver & reflected blue and the deep blue sky all need fidelity to be felt. A big complex pov of girders, which feels both protective and at the same time very very busy (like you wouldn't wanna park your gum in there, lol). And a nice counterpart to your b&w version. And I agree too, it looks like it could be a roller coaster ride!