No Turning Back

[Shadowman]

f/16, 1/160s, 135mm, ISO 200.

[FootLoose]

Great shot, John. I like the composition with the flight of stairs leading away in the background.

Your title may be a bit optimistic though, as the bride seems to be wearing runners.

[Shadowman]

Great shot, John. I like the composition with the flight of stairs leading away in the background.

Your title may be a bit optimistic though, as the bride seems to be wearing runners.

Greg,

Thanks for the comments. The footwear did play a part in choosing the title.

[deetheturk]

Nice shot John,maybe should av called it doing a runner?

[Shadowman]

Nice shot John,maybe should av called it doing a runner?

Thanks David. I thought about doing a poll for titles.

[John 2]

Well spotted and a good title. Lots of turns and I like the pensive look on the Grooms face.

[Shadowman]

Well spotted and a good title. Lots of turns and I like the pensive look on the Grooms face.

John,

Thanks for commenting.

[Nicola]

Very good picture John,
Just a note IMHO, the f\16 deliers too wide DoF in that image, the details and shadows of the road on the top of the frame annoy a bit my eyes.
Hope that can help.
Have a good day

Nicola

[terrib]

It's a great capture of the moment and I love the title!

[Shadowman]

Nicola,

Thanks for commenting. I was doing a bit of deep depth of field shooting across a river when I spotted the couple standing below me. It was take the shot and worry about settings later. One of the reasons why I converted to B & W, made the background more of an element (patterrns, leading lines) rather than a subject.

[flashback]

I like it in its simplicity. Also raises the question: What is she looking at.

[Shadowman]

I like it in its simplicity. Also raises the question: What is she looking at.

Thanks for commenting Jack.