We'll Spring Ya, Humpty!
by GeneralE

Comment:
No, Isaac didn't vote on these...I have no idea who'd give it a ten!

Thanks for the comments all, we did use the same set-up, but each of us shot it with our own camera, from different angles. I built the cell, Isaac drew the artwork.
Hopefully people found it amusing if not "beautiful."

Message edited by author 2003-03-16 17:30:48.

In, Out, And Around The City
by GolferDDS

Comment:
I think it would be a stronger "bridge" picture if you cropped out all the vehicles at the bottom and rotated it slightly clockwise.

Galloping Gertie!
by clicker

Comment:
Tacoma Narrows?

Golden Gate Bridge Underbelly
by davidspyle

Comment:
Must be hard to get this close these days!

Anoia river, two old bridges, train and car.
by Pep Ventosa

Comment:
Very nice timing and framing.

State to State
by Chuckie

Comment:
I think you could completely crop out the cars at the bottom and have a stronger, more cohesive image.

bike lane
by ymer

Comment:
Try flipping this over...

A Few of LA's Arteries
by takethat

Comment:
Glad to see someone else use freeway ramps...like your cropping/framing.

Natural Bridges, Santa Cruz CA
by Clou9

Comment:
Good job catching the wave action. Seems loke it could be either sharper or softer (like on a foggy day) -- this seems a bit in between.
I think if you cropped a bit more foreground (just below the big seaweed in the middle) you would have a stronger image, with more emplasis on the bridge and the horizon at about the 1/3 line. Most people also recommend straightening the horizon if not tilting it markedly for artistic effect.

Dumbarton at Sunset
by lennier

Comment:
Nicely framed. I think maybe the old Dumbarton was more "picturesque." Should be some good upcoming photo-ops as the east span of the Bay Bridge is replaced.