A Bridge Over Water

Loved the moody atmosphere of this shot. The composition and lighting of the bridge fading into the fog, the long exposure serene water all work really well in communicating this moody atmosphere and though I am a bit bothered by the pier and the branches on the left hand side as I find them a bit distracting, I really enjoyed your work. Thank you for sharing.

I think that the person standing makes the shot. His presence adds emotion and adds a sense of character to the image. as far as the image is concerned, I loved the lighting and the fact that the rising sun does not steal the show. I am not pretty sure about the branches on the left hand corner as I feel their presence is a bit distracting but overall I find this a truly inspiring shot. Thank you for sharing.

I was drawn to this image although it is not clearly showing a bridge over water. I found the composition really captivating and was impressed by the lighting and shading that brings out the texture of the stone columns, the ripple on the water that add a touch of motion and the symmetry of the detail you are capturing. A truly inspiring shot. Thank you for sharing.

I enjoyed this view of this iconic London landmark. Appreciate looking at the bridge from a different perspective. The symmetry of the composition along with the lighting and the smooth water and sky add to the overall effect. A truly inspiring shot. Thank you for sharing.

I really enjoyed your take on the Business Bay Crossing Bridge. The composition with the building on the left balancing out the bridge's columns, the lighting with the images of the Sheikhs exposed just right, the two silhouetted figures that add life to the image, all work to make this an image that stands out. Very inspiring. Thank you for sharing!

That light shining through the bridge makes this shot stand out. Appreciate the composition, the long exposure water, the overall mood of the image. I find the vegetation and the clutter on the bank on the right side to be a touch distracting and I am not too fond of the effects of the processing on the branches behind the bridge and on the hill on the right side, but overall a captivating image. Thank you for sharing.