Rogue River bridge 
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Those of you who were wondering if I actually did anything last Sunday when I slept in, well here is your answer. I tried out a little B&W on a subject not so inspiring as the sun. Looking at the bridge in detail is what got me started on it. All the large fastenings to hold it up and then when you look at it from far away it seems to be more normal. Okay so this bridge is "tiny" in comparison to other bridges, but when does one actually get out of the car and inspect what is there? Usually I just see the whole bridge without even looking at anything else. Interest is found in the details. One thing that is missing from these pictures and is not by photoshop is all the cobwebs everywhere. For some reason those are not so visible. By the way how many triangles are in the first photo?
Look at the size of those .JPG)
Those of you who were wondering if I actually did anything last Sunday when I slept in, well here is your answer. I tried out a little B&W on a subject not so inspiring as the sun. Looking at the bridge in detail is what got me started on it. All the large fastenings to hold it up and then when you look at it from far away it seems to be more normal. Okay so this bridge is "tiny" in comparison to other bridges, but when does one actually get out of the car and inspect what is there? Usually I just see the whole bridge without even looking at anything else. Interest is found in the details. One thing that is missing from these pictures and is not by photoshop is all the cobwebs everywhere. For some reason those are not so visible. By the way how many triangles are in the first photo?
2 comments:
I love the giant nuts and bolts. This post makes me think of how many things do we drive by everyday and not really notice? especially the details. I love the bridge in black and white. looks cool! good pic
i like the top and the last one. :) very cool andrew. nice compositions.
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