Many Bridges To Cross

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• Liora (1857)
• [2004-06-22 5:22]

Nice shot! Well composed, and I like your title. You can correct the exposure (a bit...) by using the burn tool (photoshop) on the over exposed parts of the bridge. I would also prefer a softer focus (despeckle/ other noise reduction tool should do it), but the photo is also good as is.

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• doreeneden (1014)
• [2004-06-22 10:04]

Good photo, particularly as you had little time to set it up.

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• phi729 (2099)
• [2004-06-22 19:25]

Very nice Shot Michael! I like all shades of green. With this angle of view, curvature of the bridge and ironwork are very well rendered. I also like the child who appears to try to progress on the bridge with hesitation and feverishness.

A pity that it there no note permitting to enrich the all (place, context,...).

Added 06/23/2004 :

I withdraw my bad words, Michael ;-) Now, With notes, your composition is even more alive.

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• gerbil (231)
• [2004-07-05 3:34]

I think the light is what makes this picture special. It emphasizes the Arch of the bridge and creates the shilouette of the child. You picked the perfect moment when the child is freely placed in front of the gleaming boards of the bridge.
Thanks for sharing.

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• harold (2267)
• [2004-07-05 15:14]

jolie photo verdoyante pleine de charme , cela donne envie de se promener dans cet endroit ombragé.bien vue Michael.

pretty green photograph full with charm, that gives desire for walking in this shaded place .very good seen Michael.

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• clic (3752)
• [2006-01-18 7:16]

Bonjour Michael
Being a new grandfather, this picture is quite significant to me.
Lovely!
Robert Deschênes

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• ccavalos (0)
• [2007-03-12 14:06]

That bridge was there 35 years ago when I first tried to cross it... Great picture, Michael - timeless - excellent title.