The old toll bridge
by marbo

Comment:
Nice framing, dimensions, detail, focus. How much has the sepia tone really added to it? sure it works, but I'm a bit fed up with all the dreamy b&w type approaches. Not marking you down excessively for it, be assured.

Ducks Under Bridge
by Izadora

Comment:
Don't see a good reason for the colour, or removal of colour.

Golden Gate Bridge - San Francisco
by ChrisW123

Comment:
Well taken shot - just a bit too obvious perhaps, for me.

Cathedral bridge
by kiwiness

Comment:
great colours, interesting composition. Would have liked more detail on the cathedral, but that's being hyper-picky. Very pretty shot.

Centuries Old
by jimmyn4

Comment:
why b&w? I'm not sure at this distance that there's enough texture to warrant it, and I'd love to have seen the colours of the stone.

Standing up to the test of Time.
by chickadee

Comment:
beautiful - great natural progression of contrast, detail (sadly lacking in so many other shots), and something of a story - at least to me. Not sure the title's entirely accurate - it seems to be suffering somewhat :-)

Under the Bridge
by Simms

Comment:
Big grin - she's very photogenic, Tower Bridge, isn't she? I took a shot something like this myself, and didn't enter it for the same reason I'm unsure about your shot - it just doesn't quite give the impression/impact the bridge actually has: I found it a really difficult subject (perhaps because so well known), and so went and shot something else :-) Good try though (better than mine was, anyway).

Extending Over the Severn Estuary
by Konador

Comment:
Nice shot. Like the contrast of the clean lines of the main supports and the messiness underneath in the foreground. Good composition too - one of the few so far that looks like some real thought has gone into it

Rock Creek Parkway Bridge, Washington DC
by 3boyzMom

Comment:
Great impression of the solidity and power of the supports, and of sheer size.

FLYING EGGS
by Gotchya

Comment:
Very interesting - but no real impression of motion (either that or these eggs are huge!). Really well executed though. The diagonal of the arm is very strong too. I found it perplexing rather than striking, if you know what I mean.