A few of a bridge

[FeatherMonkey]

Dragged the 50mm out as I've been ignoring was going to try some Street, but generally bottled it. So a few architecture ones and a first try at b&w did sort of see them as b&w not sure whether I pulled them off. Bit difficult shooting kept blowing the sky next time nd filter.

1) IMG_5017

2) IMG_5019

3) IMG_5021

4) IMG_5022

5) IMG_5027

6) IMG_5028

[IzzieK]

Stef...I like #1...'wish it was mine feeling...I kinda like #5 and #6 but was turned off by the street light.

[Shadowman]

Nice series, you should undertake this exercise more frequently. I like your eye for framing a subject.

[Kaye Leggett]

I prefer your B&W shots. Somehow I would also like to have seen the whole bridge to add context. I don't know why because I am very guilty of taking images parts of things and never the whole thing, so am really calling the kettle black here.

[Ziggy]

I think #4 has the best lines and the most interesting POV.

[FeatherMonkey]

Thanks Izzie struggled a little with the angle. Tried straight but just didn't work looks like I inadvertently found triangles.

Thank you John, guess having a love for the pencil and paper seems to cross over. Though suspect a good element of beginners luck.

Kaye I'd have to of had a wider lens. Standing on the colour bridge all I did was a was turn around before I was practically under it...mmm need to go back seen another pic(think it's 5 bridges). I have to agree I prefer the b&w thank you for c&c.

Thanks Jim was a little worried about the negative space.