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ColytonJohn

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Smugglers' Lane Bridge

02-12-2021, 15:49

A quiet day today so I've been re-processing some old work with this being the bridge on the Teignmouth/Dawlish section of the GWR main line just before it dives into Parson Tunnel.

It's six images processed using Aurora HDR, polished in Luminar AI with the odd tweak in LR (I have a complicated workflow!).

Smugglers' Lane Bridge by John Leah, on Flickr

Cheers,
John
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Trev B

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02-12-2021, 19:08

A lovely shot John, very well done

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Bill53

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#3

02-12-2021, 19:27

Excellent work John.

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ColytonJohn

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#4

02-12-2021, 23:25

Thaks folks. I'm just about to post the mono version.

Cheers,
John
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Lavenderhill

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#5

03-12-2021, 08:15

I like that. Worth your complex work to achieve the end result.
Rose.
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El Sid

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#6

03-12-2021, 12:13

Very colourful, almost has a painterly feel about it.

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Colin W

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#7

03-12-2021, 19:05

Lovely photo showing great detail and nice colours.

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