C & C- A Red Bridge

[The_Pearl_Poet]

Comments and critiques are appreciated.

 

[dxqcanada2 1]

To me there appears to be elements sacrificed from the image to get the rock.
A wider angle would have been better .... or concentrate on one of the two subjects.

 

[thereyougo!4]

To me there appears to be elements sacrificed from the image to get the rock.
A wider angle would have been better .... or concentrate on one of the two subjects.

Am with you on this. There is a huge amount of space between the rock and the bridge and the bridge looks like you on;y just got it in there. It's great to have foreground interest but not at the expense of the subject

 

[WesternGuy]

I agree with the comments so far. I think I would have placed the bridge in the lower left third of the image and not included the rock as the bridge is your main subject. My 0.02¢ FWIW.

WesternGuy

 

[Psytrox]

I downloaded your image just to try out a few things (as your photo's are ok to edit). Personally, I liked it best when it was cropped into a "panoramic" style photograph and then mirrored the photograph.
At first this looked weird, but the branches from the trees, sort of gives the photograph a direction. And gives (atleast me) a feeling of walking from woods over a bridge, and onto something else...

All in all, i liked the photgraph, I also agree with the others, that there is too much foreground, which makes the bridge seem tiny.