"The Throgs Neck Bridge..." (Bayside, NY)

[enezdez14 5]

D850
f/8.0
ISO 64
1/160Sec.
50 mm - f/1.8G

(Processed In LR (Using Serge Ramelli Presets) & Color Efex Pro 4).

Thanks For Looking Any Comments/Criticism Will Be Appreciated.


Cheers,

Enezdez

 

[Jeff G]

Really pops against that sky, awesome shot!

 

[stapo49]

Nice work!

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[AlanKlein82 21]

Nice shot.

 

[Jeff1549 49]

Good shot......

 

[Dean_Gretsch]

Very nice!

 

[smoke665]

I like this! Really nice shot.

 

[enezdez14 5]

Really pops against that sky, awesome shot!

Thank you very much, I greatly appreciate it @Jeff G !

Nice work!

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Thanks @stapo49 !

Nice shot.

Thank you @AlanKlein !

Good shot......

Appreciated & Thanks @Jeff15 !

Very nice!

Thanks @Dean_Gretsch Much Appreciated!

I like this! Really nice shot.

Thank you very much my friend, I appreciated @smoke665 !

 

[Derrel]

I never really cared too much for that Red #25 Filter type of blue sky being rendered as black...that always seemed a bit overly-theatrical to me. But, it is a well-known cliche way of rendering "dramatic" skies in B&W, and this is a perfect example of that way of working. As such, this shot would probably get at least a 95 out of 100 when being judged as an example of that type of B&W rendering. This is a very dramatic photo, and has really nice camera placement and composition, and has an interesting size drop-off on the run of the bridge span shown. I think you really executed this very well. Very strong execution! Using the 50mm lens from that camera-to-subject distance created a very nice image of the bridge!

 

[enezdez14 5]

I never really cared too much for that Red #25 Filter type of blue sky being rendered as black...that always seemed a bit overly-theatrical to me. But, it is a well-known cliche way of rendering "dramatic" skies in B&W, and this is a perfect example of that way of working. As such, this shot would probably get at least a 95 out of 100 when being judged as an example of that type of B&W rendering. This is a very dramatic photo, and has really nice camera placement and composition, and has an interesting size drop-off on the run of the bridge span shown. I think you really executed this very well. Very strong execution! Using the 50mm lens from that camera-to-subject distance created a very nice image of the bridge!

@Derrel Thank you very much, it means a lot and your input is always appreciated!