Storey Bridge * by ctfchallenge

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22-SEP-2006	Rod

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Rod		25-Sep-2006 19:35
Thanks Sharon:-)

elips		25-Sep-2006 15:46
I like this a lot, Rod! I prefer the b&w version. The patterns are wonderful and the slight diagonal in the composition really makes for a dynamic shot. Good work! ~Sharon

Rod		25-Sep-2006 10:20
Thanks Brent:-) When the Jpeg starts going down to low quality at 700 on the long side I downsize it again to 600 to get a higher quality Jpeg. That's wot happened to this.

Brent		25-Sep-2006 02:11
Great image Rod. I like it equally in both versions. There is a lot going on here- must have been hard to compress it to 150K.

ctfchallenge		23-Sep-2006 21:55
Thanks Jano, Mary Anne, b.c. Christina Lee & Sue Anne:-) Back to B&W now, Here's the colour one.

Squared C		23-Sep-2006 18:48
Well Rod, I'm happy to see the color. I still like it better! But maybe this time the slim majority goes to B&W! That would be fitting!

ctfchallenge		23-Sep-2006 16:04
Well, after initiating the color vs. b/w issue, I have to admit that I like the b/w better. However, it still seems awfully busy to me. --Mary Anne

sue anne		23-Sep-2006 12:11
I like this patterns and like the b & w version now that I see both you shown. Good view looking into the bridge.

Canon DSLR Challenge		23-Sep-2006 11:22
That is a lot of pattern. I think the BW works better. theFly

Squared C		22-Sep-2006 21:44
This is great. I really think though that I like the subtly colored shot better. It all just feels so much more put together in color. The subtle tan color that slowly darkens as we move down the frame seems to help pull my eye through the photo.

ctfchallenge		22-Sep-2006 21:37
that's a large collection of repeating patterns there, Rod! I wouldn't have guessed it was a bridge... - b.c.

ctfchallenge		22-Sep-2006 20:07
It certainly has patterns, Rod, but I find the image kind of confusing, as there's no place for the eye to land. How does it look in color? --Mary Anne

janewigginsphotography		22-Sep-2006 13:45
Very awesome! Again, the patterns in this really catches the eye and most importantly, is an interesting image. jano

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