Under the Bridge

[ied]

I captured this while on a boat ride this past weekend.
Your comments on how to improve this image
would be much appreciated.

thanks
Irene

[IzzieK]

Very nice...Just out of curiousity, is this a walking bridge or a train bridge? It doesn't look like it is going anywhere much...I would have love that boat ride...did you get to take a lot of images while you were in that boat ride? Is this fresh water or salty? I have too many questions, I know...I feel excited for you, can you feel?

[Shadowman]

If you are talking post processing, crop form the bottom' bit of a vignette on one corner and splash on the other.

[Barbara Ponder]

Irene landscape is not my thing but for me the sky here is much more compelling than the water. Also when enlarged I see the mountains they really add to the photo. For me I would like to see less water and more of the sky.

[Wavelength]

Nice; do you have a wider shot?

[bnnrcn]

Hi Irene I agree with the other comments about cropping some of the water. I would also sharpen the bridge a bit more and try adding some structure to the clouds to see how it works.

[ied]

Thank you Izzie, this bridge is part of the two lane hiway spanning over the Kootenay River which is maybe 2 miles from town. We 'cruised' 10miles upriver, had a picnic lunch then made our way back. It was a beautiful day. As for images, too much vibration as you can tell from this capture.

Thank you John, Barbara, and Binnur for your comments and suggestions to crop and sharpen. I will work on that this coming weekend.

Thank you Wavelength, I only took the one shot knowing it would be slightly blurry.

[Rebel]

Hi Irene I agree with the other comments about cropping some of the water. I would also sharpen the bridge a bit more and try adding some structure to the clouds to see how it works.

+1 to Binnurs comments.

I took some shots on a boat ride once... it adds extra pressure because you've only got a limited amount of time to take the shot before you've passed your subject