2 Bridges for C+C

[LungFish]

The bridges around me are pretty boring aesthetically, but I've seen some stunning night photos of plain concrete bridges elsewhere so I wanted to see what I could do with these two (2nd and 3rd pics are the same bridge).

1) Sigma 50mm/1.4, 13.3s, f/16, ISO 200

Narrows Bridge by clavain1, on Flickr

2) Nikon 16-85, 28mm, 47s, f/16, ISO 200

Mount Henry Bridge by clavain1, on Flickr

3) Nikon 16-85, 42mm, 71s, f/14, ISO 200

Mount Henry Bridge by clavain1, on Flickr

So how interesting did I manage to get these? Any other ideas?

 

[photo guy]

I like the first one the best. Nice job though.

 

[BNHPhotography]

I like them. The second one I think you should've stepped to the right a few steps, if possible. I feel like I need to lean over that direction when I look at the picture to see 'something' else.

 

[BastiaanImages]

I really like number 2 but the factory in the left background is a bit distrackting to me. The first one is great but maybe the bright edge is a little bit overexposed?

 

[LungFish]

Thanks all

I like them. The second one I think you should've stepped to the right a few steps, if possible. I feel like I need to lean over that direction when I look at the picture to see 'something' else.

It's actually not possible, I'm standing at the edge of the abutment. I often find that the best vantage points for bridges are inaccessible.

I really like number 2 but the factory in the left background is a bit distrackting to me. The first one is great but maybe the bright edge is a little bit overexposed?

The factory is the skyline, I was a bit worried about the distraction but my editing skills aren't that great so I left it alone. You may have actually preferred the original version of the 1st photo, I dialled in a bit of extra exposure to compensate for all the dark, oh well.

 

[greenjackson16]

2 is my favorite, looks like you got a little foliage in the bottom right corner that you should try and edit or crop out. I always seem to have some branches or leaves mess up my shots

 

[TenaciousTins]

I actually like the 3rd pic best. And 1st pic second best. Nice shots considering your limitations!