Bridge over Fontana

[jkriminger]

this shot is off a train..no reshoots

[ctank77]

Nothing you can do about it but I wonder why the bridge engineers used two different types of supports for what otherwise appear to be identical bridges.

On the other hand, the different supports offer nice contrast and give the viewer something to focus on.

Great on the fly shot regardless.

[Greg McCary]

Nice shot if you were moving. It looks as though you lined it up well. I like the perspective too. To bad about the dull sky, but you handled it well.

[jkriminger]

thx greg and ctank...could not do anythingg with the sky...except maybe gradient. There was a slight crop off the right.

[PrevailingConditions]

Interesting pair of bridges. Are they "His and Her's"? It also looks like the water level is down quite a bit.

Yeah, good job catching this on the fly like that. Nice color on the water and the bridges.

PC

[Greg McCary]

I edited this one with a sky replacement if you would like to see it?

[jkriminger]

I edited this one with a sky replacement if you would like to see it?

yes pls..I owe you that.

[Greg McCary]

[jkriminger]

I like it greg..what is the procedure. I usually just try and work with what i got.

[Greg McCary]

Open both pictures in PS. Use the rectangle tool and rectangle the first picture, Use the move tool and place it over the second picture and then use the erase tool and erase the sky and the second sky will show through.

[jkriminger]

thank you sir!

[Greg McCary]

Your welcome. Make sure your image size and resolution are the same on both pictures..

[GB1]

Beautifully composed. Peaceful shot too. Not sure if the lack of definition in the sky is a problem or not, for it might help sooth the photo. I like how there are no humans
GB

[jkriminger]

thx gb1..i usually try and not muck up a pic with people

[swmdrayfan]

jk.....as everyone said, great job of catching this on the fly.
greg...thanks for the tip. You've also helped the rest of us!
John