Nice work – very silvery.. What did you use to convert to B&W – currently I’m enjoying Silver Effects Pro? The composition is also pretty good as the train tracks lead my eye into the photo. If you’d have taken a few steps to the left so that the tracks run across the photo rather than straight down I reckon that would have been even better!
Still nice shot – well done!
Flickr: ben.lee Cheers. I used Silver Effects Pro, I would have gone further to the left but I couldn’t without getting wet.
Handsome work. I went there (and the other side) a few months back. I then went to Hayling meaning to drop by here on the way back but the tide had turned. There’s also a nice spot or two across the bridge and round the corner by the sea wall and the pubs.
Nice one: I’m sure I wouldn’t have used composition as effectively! Really lovely.
great picture!
haha.. fair enough. Can’t have any expensive equipment get damaged!
Beautiful sense of perspective and expansiveness here. I like your observation of the forms and development of a composition from them.
Beautiful long exposure. ND110? great processing as usual.
I like the composition.
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Railway Bridge (remains of)
EXIF: 22 mm, 40 sec, f/16, ISO 100