Tacoma Narrows Bridge - Tell me what you think
This was taken at the beginning of spring when storms are blowing through.
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5 Comments
Foreground is too dark and I don't like that plant blocking the bridge. Would like to see more bridge too.
you know I seen that same exact thing...but it was taken as the sun was going down also....
I get you. We all have so many "so close" photos but...grrrr.
A good reminder to shoot RAW at sunset and dawn.
D Man, have to agree with Charles on the key component of the image being blocked by the foreground. That pretty much ends your options for doing much with the rest of the image. That being said, from a different position, the bridge silhouetted against the sunset would have created many more options for tweaking things (without going overboard and creating an outcome that could never actually be experienced in real life.