April 23, 2009

Bridge girders


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photo by Donald Kinney

Silhouetted from the back...



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photo by Donald Kinney

I went a bit overboard with the Photoshopping in the top photo, but I think the style of the design lends itself to a bit of bold experimentation.



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5 comments:

Tomate Farcie said...

Pretty cool! Have you ever photoshopped the Bridge blue, yellow, or purple? Food for thought, uh? :) I like it just fine the way it is, but I wonder why it isn't "gold" rather than orange.

photowannabe said...

I like the way the different colors make the girders pop. Great architectural shots.

The Fool said...

Just popping in after a quick wander through your sites to say that I appreciate your work. You have a good eye, and are obviously quite talented. It will take a number of visits in order to really take in and give your BIG site it's due. It's quite impressive. I'm sure I will be returning this way to explore more. Thank you for sharing.

Tomate Farcie said...

By the way: WOW for the bird on your daily duo!! What kind of bird is it? At first I thought it might be a hawk, but the coloring is wrong. Do you know what kind of bird it is?

AphotoAday said...

THANKS PHOTOWANNABE for stopping by...

WELCOME "THE FOOL" -- Thanks for the compliments, and I'm sure I could spend an equal amount of time going through your things... Very interesting...

AND TOMATE FARCIE -- A pleasure as usual, and that bird is a turkey vulture, not the most attractive head, but in flight there is nothing more graceful.

This was taken near the cliffs out near Point Bonita, and usually you'll see a lot of ravens in that area -- they look almost exactly like crows, except they have a thicker bill...

The topmost part of Conzleman Road is called "Hawk Hill"... There's a neat walk up into the pine trees up there -- a good place for birds and humans both...

 
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