bridge - 橋

Interesting shot. I see a mix of different places here. Would love to see the grill work on the bridge up closer. I wouldn't want to be there at night!

Thanks Eric!

you really have a good eyes, tetsu. even it's not a bridge photo for me but i still can see the bird right there as always ;)

Thanks Budi!
You have good eyes, too. Yes. There is a bird on athe wire. :-)

So mysterious looking. Great shot. Thanks for the comment on my site. I'll stop by here again :)

Thanks Lisa!

always when i get to a new site before i start looking at their images i check out what they shoot with, digital or analog and i get sort of grumpy when there's no record of it since I cant really tell what to think of the image itself ;)

anyway, what DO you shoot with? i like the black and white shots, #296 is great and I assume you shoot with film!

Fine composition, a mix of modern (the background buildings and the foreground rubbish) and charming old-time style (the bridge)

中世ヨーロッパ？
カラス？がますます雰囲気だしちゃってますね！
本当にステキ。
全体のバランスが気持ちよすぎです

Thanks Tomas and Roberman!
I was attracted by the old-like atmosphere of this bridge. And I have only a film camera.

chiicoさん、ありがとうございます！
そうなんです。個人的には鳩がとても気になります...。

It's very hard to explain why some pictures "work", while others don't. Sometimes details distract the eyes and destroy a photo, but in this one the details just echo one another and make the overall picture very telling. If this is a song, i'd say it's Memory from Cats.

Thanks PlasticTV!

This has that eery feeling that I really like.
The bird seems to welcome, but to what world is known only to him!

Thanks Michael!
When you come to the place of the photo, you will be surprised at how the bridge is normal. :-P

A picture full of urban details and comum view. It worked perfectly in B&white. I like this one.

Great shot and composition. You really captured a dark environment. For me, the vertical framing suggests a claustrophic atmosphera, like in some dark comic books. And the bird (luckily a crow?) it could be a reference to E. Allan Poe?

regards

Thanks Siri and Solin!
The bird was a pigeon and it came from 'The Purloined Letter'. :-P