Bridge over falling waters
by wetland

Comment by taterbug:
I really like this shot. A nice pleasant composition with a rustic feel. It is composed well, even with the waterfall (a nice secondary subject) and foreground, trees and sky and such, the bridge still is made a very strong focal point. I find my eye wandering along the texture and lines of the bridge, and then travels back along the waterfall again in a pleasing loop. I don't think the sepia 'tone' takes anything away, but I am wondering if perhaps all the texture in the shot would be even stronger in straight b/w? Anyways, a very nice shot IMO.

Splitting Nails
by wetland

Comment by saiphfire:
Cute

Bridge over falling waters
by wetland

Comment by nsmith:
Very nice bridge. I would like to see it in b&w too

Bridge over falling waters
by wetland

Comment by NinjaMom:
This bridge is at Watson Mill isn't it?? I was taking pictures of this bridge about a month ago. :) Like your shot of it!

Bridge over falling waters
by wetland

Comment by SDW:
I don't know if the sepia works well with this photograph for me. Maybe black and white would of been better. I seem to feel emotion in Sepia and 'old' in black and white. But still a good photograph 6

Bridge over falling waters
by wetland

Comment by aronya1:
Sepia works well here. Interesting subject bridge.

Bridge over falling waters
by wetland

Comment by Mr_Pants:
To me, the featureless sky spoils the overall effect. The main subject is nice and sharp, but the water on the left looks a bit overexposed.

Bridge over falling waters
by wetland

Comment by Mustardhead:
Beautiful tone. Unlike many of the other monochrome shots this actually looks like it could have come from b&w film.

Bridge over falling waters
by wetland

Comment by charliebaker:
Lovely sepia duotone for this covered bridge. You have my covered bridge shot beat hands down! I love the symmetry of the bridge siding and the spillway lines. Best of luck!

Bridge over falling waters
by wetland

Comment by jinjer:
Very nice use of colour. Do you have any shots with a longer exposer to 'silk' the water?