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Under the Bridge
Bob
"It is always the instantaneous reaction to oneself that produces a photograph." Robert Frank http://www.flickr.com/photos/rjlhughes/
Bob
Great shot - shows how there's always a new take even on well photographed objects. I love the geometry in this. Peter
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VERY nice shot Bob!! This sort of image really appeals to me and I like the way you have captured the 'stroller' there at the front, which you dont notice until you look a little closer.
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Nice symmetry and beautiful blue. Was it a self portrait?
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Thank you gentlemen,
no it's not a self portrait, the dragon rowers turned up just as I was peering longingly through the wire mesh, and I walked confidently in after them. It's an amazing structure when you get close to it, and really look at it. David Moore, lovely man, photographed it as it was being builft. Today I walked along Harris Street north from Miller and then followed the harbour around. It would be well worth doing that in the early morning too. It's all new apartment blocks and a new view on the bridge. I live on the other side and that's how I've always seen it. There are more bridge pics on my flickr account, too. Incidentally taken with the Canon kit lens, which I think you can see is not up to the Nikon lens. But also shot somewhere between 1600 and 6400, then given the 'autocolor' action on PS. Bob
"It is always the instantaneous reaction to oneself that produces a photograph." Robert Frank http://www.flickr.com/photos/rjlhughes/
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