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The Covered Bridge
The Covered Bridge
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Photograph Information Photographer's Comments
Challenge: Landmarks (Advanced Editing II)
Camera: Fujifilm FinePix S5100
Location: Mingo Creek
Date: Dec 4, 2004
Galleries: Rural
Date Uploaded: Dec 4, 2004

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Statistics
Place: 97 out of 143
Avg (all users): 5.2663
Avg (commenters): 4.8333
Avg (participants): 5.1000
Avg (non-participants): 5.4037
Views since voting: 874
Views during voting: 277
Votes: 199
Comments: 6
Favorites: 1 (view)


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12/12/2004 11:53:56 AM
Not sure that can help this but the trees in the way dstract from the object of the picture.
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12/11/2004 12:23:52 PM
returning for comments:
A tad underexposed. However, lovely to look at and the comp is just great. Bumping up.
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12/09/2004 01:01:45 AM
The trees make this look awful. You should have found a better angle.
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12/08/2004 06:54:10 PM
hopefully not in Madison county :)
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12/08/2004 09:53:46 AM
I wonder at your choice of point of view - why this position, with tthe bridge plonked dead centre frame and partially obscured by a couple of trees? There is I suppose some sense of location, of the environment of the bridge - but those contrasting shapes, and the contrary directions in which they send the attention do not help you at all, as far as I can see. Look: the nagle of the trees pulls your gaze toward the bottom right of frame, where there is nothing of particular note. The lines of the bridge, the walls, the curve of the stream also pull the eye to the right of frame, where it finds those trees. The strongest area of frame in this image is that bottom right area ... sure the red of the bridge is unmissable - but try, genuinely try to look at this like you've never seen it before, and let your gaze wander where it wants to through the image, and be aware of where it goes.
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12/06/2004 07:58:26 PM
I would use the river as leading line and put the subject little off center.Warmer colors won't hurt either.6
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