Man at Kintai Bridge
by typologic

Comment by jsas:
great shot

Man at Kintai Bridge
by typologic

Comment by pearlseyes:
I like the composition but I wish there was a wider tonal range.

Man at Kintai Bridge
by typologic

Comment by ShutterPug:
nice lines and curves here. A good choce for a BW study. I like the way the haziness really makes your subject stand out.

Man at Kintai Bridge
by typologic

Comment by Bryan_Long:
Great shot. I love it! The noise in the trees is great. The top line of trees is showing up a bit... oversharpened or overconrasted.

Man at Kintai Bridge
by typologic

Comment by dartompkins:
I like this shot, but I think it looks a bit overprocessed and lacks contrast in the background. He seems to be glowing. Also, I find it is almost always better to have the subject looking into the frame rather than out. I would leave more space on the left than right in this shot. The fence and the man are very interesting. Good subject choice.

Man at Kintai Bridge
by typologic

Comment by kmbr2001:
great shot...i don't know about the choice of making it b&w...would have loved to see all the lush greens and wood and his clothe's colors.

Man at Kintai Bridge
by typologic

Comment by cheegirl:
Beautiful capture. I love this.

Man at Kintai Bridge
by typologic

Comment by Tammer:
Great composition. I like the use of black and white. Very nicely done.

Man at Kintai Bridge
by typologic

Comment by CNovack:
I like this taste of culture photo. These types of photos have the ability to transport us to different places. There are two things that could improve the composition. First, the tones on this photo are too grey and flat -there needs to be more contrast. Next is that I think the photo composition would be better if you had composed the shot with the man on the far right of the frame so that we, the viewers, could 'visually' turn our heads in the same direction as he is to take in the view. This man is leaning back on the railing of the bridge looking at the view, but we don't really get the opportunity to 'look with him' because his viewing sight is only a small portion of the photo.

Man at Kintai Bridge
by typologic

Comment by saintaugust:
i love how the subject still stands out against the beautiful background