The Firth of Forth Rail Bridge #4

Posted by DaveB (Exeter, United Kingdom) on 17 April 2008 in Transportation.

More cool lighting on the Firth of Forth Rail Bridge

Due to the fact that I'll be working on site in Scotland for the forseeable future, I probably won't be able to respond to comments straight away, but will try my best, and will definitely get back to you eventually!

As always, feedback and constructive criticism will be greatly appreciated!

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Comments (14)

martie from Okinawa, Japan

Another beautiful photo. The reflections are wonderful.

17 Apr 2008 4:57am

@martie: Thanks Martie

djedfre from schaumburg, United States

cool shot!

17 Apr 2008 5:37am

@djedfre: Thanks djedfare

Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada

really, it's exquisite, like a light show!

17 Apr 2008 6:12am

@Lorraine: Thanks Lorraine

pLusOne from Cheonan, South Korea

nice angle and perspective, the reflection is also good

17 Apr 2008 10:23am

@pLusOne: Thanks pLusOne

ruben latre from Terrassa, Spain

Great picture, the lighting on the bridge is great, love the calm water and the tones of the image !

17 Apr 2008 11:22am

@ruben latre: Thanks Ruben

Mcwilder from Greenbelt, MD, United States

Great shot. I love how you caught the lighting of the bridge.

17 Apr 2008 12:33pm

@Mcwilder: Thanks Mcwilder

Observing from Chester, United Kingdom

The bridge looks bigger than ever, nice shot Dave

17 Apr 2008 1:00pm

@Observing: Thanks Observing

Graham Russon from Cape Town, South Africa

Stunning shot, the lights and reflections are just masterful, well done.

17 Apr 2008 2:44pm

@Graham Russon: Thanks Graham

Marion from Nanaimo, BC, Canada

nothing to criticize here. Beautiful capture.

17 Apr 2008 4:02pm

@Marion: Thanks Marion

bm from Budapest, Hungary

wicked, like a scene out of blade runner. perhaps a slightly higher ISO (200-400), higher f-value and longer shutter would have made this even more stunning. but it is great as it is already, so no nitpicking :)

17 Apr 2008 4:13pm

@bm: I agree with you about a smaller apeture / longer shutter, but I always try to shoot in the lowest ISO possible. Shots like this would have a tendancy to be noisy, and high ISO's make it alot worse!