Angel Bridge
by joaquin

Comment:
In this case, why Black & White? Also, too dead center.

Sunday afternoon walk
by eugene

Comment:
A little too "dead on", but lovely colors and subject details.

Beginner-Level
by GeneralE

Comment:
This took a little time to "get." I thought it one of the oddest bridge designs ever, and the overweight woman didn't seem to know where to take her "run" next. For once, a headless figure added to the fun. Finally, I realized that it was a diaper-chubby toddler on a playscape. If you didn't mean this to be amusing, it might be a good idea to analyze all the elements to see how they added to the "story."

Seven Miles to Nowhere
by Cutter

Comment:
Very Funny Subject. But, you have lined the bridge perfectly even with the horizon line, which now looks like it completes the span. The "nowhere" part would be more effective if there was absolutely nothing between the sections but space.

The Bridge
by rigrider

Comment:
There just has to be a good tutorial on how to get lights like these to turn out better. I surely don't know how, but someone must - it would help with this photo and about 9000 of mine!

Tower Bridge, London
by robcon

Comment:
Maybe the historic inhabitants felt like this most days, but it didn't work for me in this case. Doing "Different" just to be different doesn't always work.

bridge over calm waters
by kiddoc

Comment:
Such a lovely, serene picture - and a perfect example of how function can mess up form. The agent, who attached that pipe without disguising it naturally, ought to be shot (with the resulting photo being published locally under the title, "Stupidity Rules!"

The Never Ending Bridge
by roonie

Comment:
Great bridge, interesting title, but I might have croppedthe left side, just before the rise in the far off arc. As it stands, it looks as though the end is just at the end of the arc's drop.

Things Weren't So Rosy in the 30's
by Kylie

Comment:
Kylie,

I'd hitchhike to California if I thought you could make a picture of me look that good. My chassis has changed designs many times over; pictorial history needs updating.

There is a major difference between "Old" and "Classic" - you seem to have a talent for capturing the better of the two.

Kathy

PS: There was no surprise in discovering that you receive one of the largest numbers of comments. Terrific portfolio.

Under the bridge
by puzzled

Comment:
Icicles are interesting, large blur areas are not.