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Re: Tay road bridge at dusk
It's an interesting scene. If possible I would shoot it at a different angle so that the bridge is not so square on. Also looks a little under exposed.
Worth a revisit though, great potential.Alan.
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Re: Tay road bridge at dusk
Cheers Alan, that shot is looking almost due south, so the sun was casting a huge shadow over the river.Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English wayComment
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Re: Tay road bridge at dusk
I agree with Alan. looks better on flickr but still, you were battling against adverse light conditions.
Possibly one of those shots that look magnificent when you're there but just don't seem to translate to camera!Comment
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Re: Tay road bridge at dusk
agree with Alan & Bo, its one of those shots that you remember but just doesn't come across:- Ian
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Re: Tay road bridge at dusk
I'll go back in the spring and try and get one of the Dolphins in the shot too
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