It’s funny what can happen when you explore things a little deeper. I was actually trying to get this bridge from the side, showing the columns in the golden hour of the sun.
Because of trees and thick undergrowth, I couldn’t get the angle that I envisioned in my head. I wandered beneath the bridge to hopefully find something interesting —this is what I found.
Take away: when you think all is lost, dig a little deeper. You never know what lies beneath.
Here’s a lower perspective in black and white showing more of the water. I like the uniqueness of the colors in the first picture, but I love the contrast of the monochrome. Which one do you like best?
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I LOVE this picture! Sometimes what we want isn’t granted, but what we end up getting can turn out even better!
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Yep, just gotta have faith and patience! 😊
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What an awesome shot. You are good with the cam.
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Thanks, Yaskhan! 😊
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Welcome Tom
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Great shots! 🙂
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Thanks, Annica!
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I had to smile and my own incorrect interpretation of what I just saw. On first glance it looked like a passage in a historic building possibly in Turkye and I found it interesting that they polish the floor while not painting the pillars and was going to remark to that it actually enhances the photo. Well upon reading your description… I must agree that the sun shining on the river does enhance the picture!!
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That’s okay, Abrie. At first glance it really does look like a hallway! I’m glad you took a second look, that’s the theme of the post: delving a little deeper! Thanks for reading!
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At first glance I also thought it was a picture of a hallway in an old European building. Good shot. Very interesting.
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I didn’t see it at first, but it really does resemble a hallway! Thanks for taking a look, Paul Lynn!
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Two great captures. I thought it was a hallway in an old building at first, as well! I love the reflections on the water in the b&w image but the gorgeous golden shades in the first image make it my favourite of the two. 🙂
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I think I like the tones of the color picture as well. But, the B&W photo is growing on me! Idk why, but I love B&W photos. Anyway, thanks for taking a look! 😊
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Beautiful pictures! I love the black and white more 😀
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That was my fav as well! Thanks for letting me know!
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My pleasure 😊
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Definitely the b&w! It’s more dramatic and has beautiful b&w tonal range
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That’s the one I liked as well. My girlfriend disagreed, guess I can relate to your last post lol
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Excellent shots. I prefer the colour one as it feels more centred.
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Thank you, sir! Yes I agree, the photo in color does appear to be more in the center. I appreciate your input! 😊
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Oh you’re welcome mate.
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Both are really interesting!
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Excellent shots!
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