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Published: 2006-07-20 03:47:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 554; Favourites: 3; Downloads: 15
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This is (part of) a bridge that I took a picture of while I was crossing it.I was experimenting with the high contrast, washed-out, look again. I think it works well with this shot.
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is that the huey p? if so, its never looked better!
if not, it still looks pretty awesome and i need to learn my bridges
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Wow great photo, I love all those lines. Amazing!
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Wow Thats nice !! I dont know why I didnt comment that, But I sould miss it in all the others people that I watch... Have a great christmast time!
Magxx
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Yea, the high contrast was one of the first things I noticed about this photo, looks good! Funny thing I noticed is that the smallview seems to be very well-composed, orderly, and subdivided into neat areas, while the fullview looks totally messy and confusing. Probably because the photo is bigger than my screen, so in fullview I lose the overview, because I only see individual bars and not the stripy areas they create together. At any rate I like the photo, I just wish I had a bigger screen ;]
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I get what you mean, but I like the lost "messy" feel it has to it. That's why I called it lost in lines. Sometimes it's good to not have a well composed, standard-meeting piece, and have something totally subjective. Like this.
But thanks very much for the comment. The picture is also too large for my screen.
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I think this very duality is an interesting feature about the photo, it adds another dimension/contrast of orderly vs. messy to the photo.
I just notice: This contrast between preview/fullview is only found online, never in traditional pictures. (Unless you count a far view and a close-up view...)
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Yeah, that is true. Online art is much different. Maybe when you go to an art gallery in the future, there will be a whole bunch of computers for you to look at the gallery online, haha.
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thanks for :+fave:
that's really nice of you and I'm glad you like it.
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high contrast works 
I think it works well with the other photo too.
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