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by jmsetzler

Comment by Dustin:
good job. nice photo.

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Comment by andrewlr:
I really like the idea of having someone stand at the end of the bridge like this, gaining the silhouette effect! Great use of leading lines. I like the detail you have in the internal structure of the bridge. It feels just a little off balance being that close to the left hand side of the bridge. But overall, I think you've executed this one really well.

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Comment by byetko:
This would have worked well in the leading lines challenge with all the lines of the bridge leading to the person at the end of the tunnel. One of my favorites. 10.

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Comment by Allen:
like the lidea that you used i think that by using either color or black and white would have created some more intrest but nice job.

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Comment by JMS:
Great! A bit eery, but I lik that.

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Comment by Gordon:
Creative use of the covered bridge as a 'frame within the frame' and strong leading lines to the subject, placed on the vanishing beams that lead into the scene. The overexposed light at the end of the tunnel and the slightly skeletal figure, due to the light flare give an other-worldly feel to this, in turn making me think of death, (heading into the light) or alien abduction fantasies (reminds me of some scenes from close encounters) .

While the leading lines keep dragging me back to the figure, I also like the rotational movement around the top of the beams in the bridge, I start at the top left, follow the beams around, down and to the floor - then my eye is dragged to the figure at the end.

The only discordant note is the hot/ whiter piece of wood on the left - it and the white tunnel exit form a line of similar tones that my eye jumps back and forth between - although this movement also restarts my journey around the beams - further creating movement but detracting from what feels like the final subject. It may be worth editing that area to darken it up to be less of a focal piece, with the result that the eye might come to rest on the figure

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by jmsetzler

Comment by kellie:
good job

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Comment by UberFish:
I feel it needs more interest in the top right, but an excellent shot all the same.

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Comment by Silver Fox:
Nice shot. That woody grain sure looks great doesn't it? Nice shot, is there some way you could have toned down the bright white at the other end?

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by jmsetzler

Comment by pncowley:
Great tones-- they really accentuate the feeling of your shot.