CAL-EH-FORN-YA
by bryanbrazil

Comment by Dave Gordon:
Trees and leaves do make a pretty frame. Using them as a frame also explains the dappled light on the building - which could be a fault in other circumstances.

Monumental
by bryanbrazil

Comment by UNCLEBRO:
a good picture, but the shadow isn't that prominent.

Monumental
by bryanbrazil

Comment by Wobble:
I'm afriad that I don't think that the 'shadow' is strong enough here.

CAL-EH-FORN-YA
by bryanbrazil

Comment by smurman:
nice job.

Maestro
by bryanbrazil

Comment by graphicfunk:
Beautiful.

Monumental
by bryanbrazil

Comment by Tygerr:
Would have enjoyed more tonal range - maybe tweak the contrast up a few notches. Probably could have gotten the brides to stand out more that way (especially if tweaking was done on the red channel - that is the Golden Gate right?)

Monumental
by bryanbrazil

Comment by e301:
I'm not getting - and I'm more certain that most other ovters will eb in the same boat - what shadows have to do with this image in a way they don't with any photograph whatsoever. Obviously, all mono images absolutely depend upon shadow, or perhaps rather light and shade, otherwise they would be simple grey planes, but I think to take that as your launching-point is to wilfully not engage with the idea of the challenge, and tus the point of DPC.

Nice enough image, though perhaps lacking any real fascination - and hardly an unknown scene, really: though you've given us a strong sense of the 'suspension' element of the bridge, which is good to see.

Monumental
by bryanbrazil

Comment by hotpasta:
now there's a big shadow!

Maestro
by bryanbrazil

Comment by Rikki:
Is this yours Bryan? It's almost an exact mirror copy of your original ;) Great capture as always ;)

Monumental
by bryanbrazil

Comment by carisakD70:
Beautiful shot, looks like it could be on a post card, but I wish the shadow was stronger.