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Forth Bridges in Early Morning Light

By briantjjones
A 3 bracketed shot of the iconic Forth Bridges trying to capture the detail in the sky, foreground and rail bridge.

Tags: Scotland Bridges Landscape and travel

Uploaded:
28 May 2013 4:29PM
Camera:
Canon EOS 50D
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Lens:
17-50mm
Shutter Speed:
1/60s
Aperture:
f/11.0
ISO:
200
Focal Length:
17.0 mm
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Comments


Hermanus 5 4 South Africa
28 May 2013 4:36PM
This is an excellent image !! Great composition Smile

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briantjjones 5 4 United Kingdom
28 May 2013 4:43PM
Herman Thanks for kind comments. I also forgot to say before how much I enjoyed looking at your portfolio.


Regards, Brian.
brian17302 Plus
6 2 13 United Kingdom
28 May 2013 4:55PM
Well composed image with great detail. Super photo
Regards Brian
Yewtree 9 England
28 May 2013 6:55PM
Excellent capture, from a little used angle. Know this site very well and this is lovely.
paulbroad 10 123 1238 United Kingdom
28 May 2013 8:28PM
So it's HDR, but quite a good example. Strong interesting image and tones well handled. I think the horizon might slope a bit, but could just be angle of the bank and the wide angle effect.

Paul
briantjjones 5 4 United Kingdom
29 May 2013 8:14AM
Thanks folks for your comments.

Paul, I know what you mean about the horizon but it did check at post process. I did do a Tone mapping adjustment in Photomatrix which I've just got before doing some Levels and Sharpening in Photoshop.

Regards, Brian.
paulbroad 10 123 1238 United Kingdom
29 May 2013 8:55AM
Yes, a good shot. I think so many people produce an HDR and think thats it. Your bit of extra work with levels has corrected that normally terrible HDR effect to make a fine image. Proves, tome, that HDR should not be the end point but part of a process.

Paul
boov 5 2 United Kingdom
29 May 2013 2:30PM
Super image

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