Cameron Bridge
by BAMartin

Comment by SandyP:
I LIKE this one, and I agree. . .you must have a really good one for the challenge if it's better than this one :) The lines make such an appealing abstract form. I like the texture in the lines -- they add nice interest.

Cameron Bridge
by BAMartin

Comment by annig:
nice lines! eh, working on any particular upcoming challenge?? hheheheh

(sorry for :"early morning, i need more coffee" ascerbic humor :)

Cameron Bridge
by BAMartin

Comment by WalesP:
Nice geometric shot. My eyes follow the guide wires right to the top of the bridge. Actually, that's not quite right... they tend to go from the bridge to the top of the photo where the wires are more pronounced. Seems opposite of what we are taught to expect, so I mention it.

Hmmmm, I just noticed that when I scrolled down I cut off the top half of the photo and then my eyes traveled to the point.

Door in Brickwork
by BAMartin

Comment by bergiekat:
What a cool shot! I love how you can see where the old door was and where the new RED door is. I like the tones and all of the textures and lines...

Cameron Bridge
by BAMartin

Comment by SherwinJames:
Unique vantage point here. Not your typical shot - I like that. Geometric shots like this often do well with a little bump in contrast.

Junior Division
by BAMartin

Comment by Melethia:
You've done a very good job with choice of lens/DOF or whatever you did to separate your dancers from what was probably a very busy background. Nice work.

The Littlest Dancer
by BAMartin

Comment by Melethia:
How does he see? :-) This is a really nice series - I love the colorful nature of the costumes.

Cameron Bridge
by BAMartin

Comment by Melethia:
Excellent detail in the lines, and a rather unusual composition. Looks to have been a very blue sky day which lends itself to that deep gradient of gray in the sky.

Isaiah Mays
by BAMartin

Comment by Greetmir:
OMG ... what a story! Thanks for sharing, Barb!

Cameron Bridge
by BAMartin

Comment by muz64:
Good work. Love the lines & textures in the cables and the tones in the sky. It does make you wonder what happens beneath the two towers. It'd be interesting to see the original capture to see what other cropping opportunities exist.