Lonely Perspective
by SandyP

Comment by IreneM:
A beautiful image, Sandy. I agree that the man looks sad and lost. This feeling really adds a lot to the image. Great work!

Lonely Perspective
by SandyP

Comment by BrianR:
Good one Sandy, and congratulations on your top 20, Happy New Year.

Lonely Perspective
by SandyP

Comment by MAK:
excellent Sandy.

Lonely Perspective
by SandyP

Comment by jonfrommk:
Well, you did not need to worry about the crookedness of the shot as one of the beautiful things about these old tressle bridges is the way they are not geometrically perfect.

Another beautiful image that met the challenge to a T. I love the fact that the mans long grey hair seems to compliment the age of the bridge and the darkness of what lies beyond the bridge gives a feeling of mstery (and a touch of foreboding) about where the path he is taking may lead him

Beautiful image and another great story that only enhances it

Lonely Perspective
by SandyP

Comment by colorcarnival:
The crookedness is good, Sandy, because it follows the flow of the tracks. You've created a great story telling moment with the man at the end of the tracks.

Lonely Perspective
by SandyP

Comment by roz:
brilliant photograph sandy .. somehow or other that guy walking away looks very sad and lost .. maybe a case of transference ... i'm glad you put this in the challenge .. its excellent .. :)

Lonely Perspective
by SandyP

Comment by smardaz:
really quite excellent sandy! i love how the tracks lead you right to the subject,looks like you just beat me on this one. next time though.....next time ;)

Lonely Perspective
by SandyP

Comment by levyj413:
Wonderful leading lines drive me right to him standing there. Well done, Sandy. Congrats - your perseverance paid off! :)

Lonely Perspective
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Comment by wardmac:
Very nice colors and contrast. Good shot.

Lonely Perspective
by SandyP

Comment by JuliBoc:
Love the warm colors and textures. I like the distant dark that the lonely figure is entering -- very symbolic and effective.