This is another shot of the Old Bridge in Kampot, Cambodia.

Title: The Neon Superhighway Bridge to the Sun (The Old Bridge #2). This bridge was built in the 1920s. No one knows the precise date. This image is one in a series of four. The governor of Kampot has bought them for the town hall and to promote tourism in Kampot.

Technique: Long exposure with two polarising filters

Camera: Nikon Z7 2

Lens: Nikkor S 14 - 30mm

Print worthy because:

This photograph of the old bridge has a timeless charm—the way the arches and the river interact creates a sense of depth and nostalgia. In a large print, those details really come alive—the texture of the stone, the play of light, and the subtle colours. It would create a focal point in any space, drawing people in and sparking conversation.

Not only does it have depth and nostalgia, but the vibrancy of the colours—whether it's the warm tones in the stone or the cool blues and greens of the river—would really energise the room. The large scale would let those rich, vivid hues dominate the wall, adding both personality and warmth to the entire space.