George Washington Bridge & More

[contactsb]

Here are the first shots I took with my Rebel XT... C&C





Macro Shot


Washington's Cabin

[infidel]

I like #1 and #4 best, #1 best of the two. It might? have been better if the railing in #1 wasn't there hard to say for me without trying. I think you did a real nice job with positioning the bridge and the city behind it.

#4 it's an interesting cabin..and I like the mostly untouched snow...i think some of the extra elements around it though detract away from it.

[GB1]

The first and last ones are my favorites. The bridge shot is very straightforward and it works very well imo. The bottom shot, it has a lot of nice elements in there. The sun is a bit bright however.

The bluish shadows make it moody and warm.

G

[contactsb]

The first and last ones are my favorites. The bridge shot is very straightforward and it works very well imo. The bottom shot, it has a lot of nice elements in there. The sun is a bit bright however.

The bluish shadows make it moody and warm.

G

I was out at a bad time for these shots. I was so anxious to try out my new camera, that I didn't keep in mind that 1:30pm is a bad time to shoot.

[Ptax]

#4- I like the way the log cabin contrasts with the multistory building just peeking through the left side of the pic. What am I looking at in pic 3? It intrigues me.

"The two most engaging powers of [a photographer] are to make new things familiar and familiar things new."
-W. Thackeray

[contactsb]

#4- I like the way the log cabin contrasts with the multistory building just peeking through the left side of the pic. What am I looking at in pic 3? It intrigues me.

"The two most engaging powers of [a photographer] are to make new things familiar and familiar things new."
-W. Thackeray

Pic#3 is of a tree stump that was rotting. The first shot i took of it was low and dead on. I figured I would take a more dynamic shot from the top to the bottom. I think it came out quite well.