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I liked this bridge in Slovakia, made a nice photo.
EM5, Lumix 7-14.
Comments welcome.
Paul
EM5, Lumix 7-14.
Comments welcome.
Paul
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Nice shot Paul, well captured.Conor.
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Super and I love the frost on the wooden planks, the Vibram prints bring a 19th Century image into the 21st.
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Leads nicely towards the mountain works well.Comment
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Great perspective.Stephen
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Re: A bridge too far?
Nice picture but it lacks a strong foreground and leading lines........
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Hope you realize I was kidding, it has those in spades!
Great picture! 
John
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Super shot. Thanks.Most used: EM5i + 12-200mm, In briefcase: E-PM2 + 12-42mmEZ
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Very fine. Did you twist the bridge specially to point at the hill?
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Thanks for the comments guys
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Did you take one with the camera resting on the bridge, or closer to it?Olympus E3
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Um no, that was about a foot off the ground at 7mmOriginally posted by Fearless Leader View Post
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OK, was wondering how that would change the composition. Great photo!Olympus E3
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