Tempe- Mill Ave Bridge at night

anwmn1

A historic bridge in Tempe at night







C&C always welcome.

Skippy

anwmn1 wrote:

A historic bridge in Tempe at night

C&C always welcome.

Very nicely done
Love the star bursts on your lights too
I really enjoy night scenes, the town where I live is not ideal for attempting such things, but I am sooooooo going to have a go in Cananda and USA later this year.

Thank you for sharing...... Skippy
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anwmn1

Skippy-

Thanks for the comments

Is this your town? Looks like you have some opprotunities.

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Skippy wrote:

Very nicely done
Love the star bursts on your lights too
I really enjoy night scenes, the town where I live is not ideal for attempting such things, but I am sooooooo going to have a go in Cananda and USA later this year.

Thank you for sharing...... Skippy
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Octaliva

Wonderfull shots!
I don't know wish one I like more!!

Swartzy

These are real nice!
Some interesting bridge and reflection shots. I like those specular highlights...sweet. The 2nd one could use some darkening.....try duplicating original layer set to multiply/masking...as just under the bridge is a bit flat.

anwmn1

Octaliva wrote:

Wonderfull shots!
I don't know wish one I like more!!

Thank you Olivia- you are too kind.

anwmn1

Swartzy wrote:

Some interesting bridge and reflection shots. I like those specular highlights...sweet. The 2nd one could use some darkening.....try duplicating original layer set to multiply/masking...as just under the bridge is a bit flat.

Thanks Swartzy-

I still have a lot of PS to learn-- like all of it!

Bob&Glennie

Hi Aaron. The strong graphics and the oblique line appeal to me compositionally. I'm having a little problem with the greenish cast from the lighting. Just a personal thing ... I don't like mercury vapor lights. If it was my picture I'd go back and shoot it again ( if possible ) and try different WB settings to see what that gives you. I wouldn't necessarily insist on getting it "correct". I think too many of us are hung up on "rules" and trying to be accurate ... more so now with digital because we can, than with film in the old days, but I'd probably settle for almost anything except that green.

Bob