Bridge over I-70, framing the Rockies.
by jimsapp

Comment by aerogurl:
this is nice, but looks a bit like a snapshot. with the right setup with those rockies in the background, you could have an amazing image.

Bridge over I-70, framing the Rockies.
by jimsapp

Comment by Mr_Pants:
I feel that the cars on the road to the left spoil what would have been a killer shot.

Bridge over I-70, framing the Rockies.
by jimsapp

Comment by debitipton:
Ahhh... I know this bridge!

Bridge over I-70, framing the Rockies.
by jimsapp

Comment by prbetts:
Great landspace under the bridge, but bridge not interesting. 5

The Pain of War.
by jimsapp

Comment by graphicfunk:
Congratulations on your 8th placing. A reminder of another dimension in our lives.

Bridge over I-70, framing the Rockies.
by jimsapp

Comment by mdelaplane:
I've tried to get this shot myself..I think (near Evergreen just west of Denver). I think an angle that captures the bridge more of an angle and a tighter view would work better. Good lighting

Bridge over I-70, framing the Rockies.
by jimsapp

Comment by Kylie:
What to do when 10 isn't enough????? This hit me with a physical force!

Bridge over I-70, framing the Rockies.
by jimsapp

Comment by RulerZigzag:
good job...not much of a bridge, but nice composition

Bridge over I-70, framing the Rockies.
by jimsapp

Comment by srbrubaker:
The idea is interesting. I happen to find the lighting really difficult to appreciate. And I find the left and right, top and bottom quarters of the photo to be uninteresting. I'm not sure my own approach would be better, but it might be worth trying: It's such a long span that I think it would be interesting to use a longer lens and bring the bridge to the top of the photo, Then we'd have cars and trucks passing over the rockies. It could be really striking at twilight when the sky is darkening and the sun is just catching the peaks; the lights would leave red trails on the bridge. Just a thought.

Bridge over I-70, framing the Rockies.
by jimsapp

Comment by cosmic:
Nice composition.

I would have waited until there were no cars though. I know it would have taken a great deal of patience, but the cars on the left and on the bridge distract you from the Rockies.

Too bad it wasn't a clear blue sky that day too. Would have brought the colour of the grass, bridge and snow atop of the Rockies more alive.