Harp Bridge Contour

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Image Title: Harp Bridge Contour

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By: eric schneider
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Photographer	eric schneider {Karma:1318}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	panasonic P&S Lumix
Categories	Architecture Transportation Deep Blue	Film Format
Portfolio	Japan	Lens	Leica 3x zoom
Uploaded	6/18/2004	Film / Memory Type	digi
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Views	923	Shutter	1/60
Favorites	4	Aperture	f/4.0
Critiques	47	Rating	5.88 / 13 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - Japan
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eric schneider {K:1318} 7/3/2004

Thanks U. Le

Uyen {K:878} 7/1/2004

This is absolutely gorgeous!

eric schneider {K:1318} 6/25/2004

Thanks Tomoe! This picture is in Katsushika-ku Tokyo. Do you know it?

Tomoe Kawakami {K:236} 6/25/2004

It is very wonderful.
I like such a shot.

Dale Ann Cubbage {K:9755} 6/24/2004

Wow, Eric, this is a beauty! I wouldn't have thought of it, but I agree with the featured critique. But's it's got fabulous lines and awesome color! Really really fine photography! Yay, for you! Congrats!

eric schneider {K:1318} 6/24/2004

Thanks for your time and comments!

eric schneider {K:1318} 6/24/2004

Thank you Desert Blu!

Deb Mayes {K:19605} 6/23/2004

Simply lovely. Congratulations and well done!

Enjoy {K:16125} 6/23/2004

WOW this is great!!!

eric schneider {K:1318} 6/23/2004

Appreciate you comments Kevin! Domo Arigato!

eric schneider {K:1318} 6/23/2004

Thank you Andy!

Kevin J. Pellerine {K:484} 6/23/2004

Nice sweeping lines and a good flow to this piece. I enjoy hot the flow leads in from the left and continues outward, even with it going into the bottom of the screen I dont feel it stopping like I think i expect it to. Nice work!

Andy Simmons {K:7704} 6/22/2004

Pretty spectacular image! (No focus problems here:-)

eric schneider {K:1318} 6/22/2004

Thanks Jim!

Jim Goldstein {K:21230} 6/21/2004

A good sign is when you're unaware of these rules and you instinctively follow them. Your original bridge shot was a perfect example of the rule of thirds. The idea is you divide your image up with tic tac toe board. Where the lines intersect is where you want your area of interest to be. Google "rule of thirds" and you'll find several pages on it.

I like this other photo, but it is not as strong as your original. I do like the sharp lighting and contrast. It really does add dimension well and create a great environment for the blue/purple of the sky to pop in comparison to the shadowed area.

I hope all this helps. Too funny about Hawaii :)

eric schneider {K:1318} 6/21/2004

Thanks Jim for taking the time to comment again! Yes I seem to remember something about that rule of thirds...lets see, that would be back in 1986. 1/3 rd of my time consumed by studying, workning and chasing girls in Hawaii. You know that a third of an hour in other places equals an hour in Hawaii. Now that I've pulled your chain........... Its been awhile since I studied photography formally. I was always better at shooting and learning through my mistakes. Still making them but not as many as years back. Still like braking rules though. I appreciate your comments and look forward to hearing more in the future.
Attaching another shot of that same elevated highway from the other side of the canal that runs underneath it. Let my know what you think
Sayaonara for now

eric schneider {K:1318} 6/21/2004

Irenka, Thanks for the advice! The problem with moving to the right is that would put me in a canal that runs under the elevated highway

eric schneider {K:1318} 6/21/2004

Ollie, Thank you for the complimetns of my photo.

eric schneider {K:1318} 6/21/2004

Thank you so much for commenting!

eric schneider {K:1318} 6/21/2004

Thank your Roberto!

Roberto Arcari Farinetti

{K:209486} 6/20/2004

stupend & perfect realization..
superb colors and nice silhouette... just the main!
roby
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Ollie Mackley {K:1744} 6/20/2004

oh my.... the colours in this photo are unreal, I love the silohette effect on the bridge with just the main tower in red. marvelous! well done.

Irenka Daniluk {K:8011} 6/20/2004

Fantastic architecture shot. Magnificent colours.. I think though I would move few steps to the right, to fill in the picture a bit more.. I feel little imbalance between right and left.

Jim Goldstein {K:21230} 6/20/2004

I think your original is a good balance considering the difficulty of isolating you subject. My comment was in regard to the "rule of thirds". This is something you should look up and study. It is a good guideline to follow, but it is not a photographic law. The idea is that keeping your viewers focus off center can make a more dramatic image. I think your original image works exceptionally well because the distracting elements are buried in the silhouette while the most interesting aspects of the bridge are still clearly visible. The dramatic color in the sky is excellent. Tough subject to shoot.

sunrise {K:6651} 6/19/2004

Great, fantastic...favorite1