The Verrazano Narrows Bridge.
It connects two boroughs in New York City, Brooklyn, and Staten Island.
It's 2 1/2 miles of beauty.
I took this shot off the Belt Parkway on a nice sunny day. I sharpened the image a bit and ran it through Neat Image.
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Look how nice clean sharp you got this. Wow! This is a great view. I would love to sit there someday! This is like the other shot you got family sticks together with that feeling of being there by looking at the picture. Your in top 100 and you did it! Top pic for our camera! Congratulations! I think though it should of got higher up and right there with your brothers in top 3 :)
Look how nice clean sharp you got this. Wow! This is a great view. I would love to sit there someday! This is like the other shot you got family sticks together with that feeling of being there by looking at the picture. Your in top 100 and you did it! Top pic for our camera! Congratulations! I think though it should of got higher up and right there with your brothers in top 3 :)
This is certainly a bridge, and this shot has a lot of potential. For some reason, though, it just feels too blue - the bridg blends into the sky despite the clarity of its lines. Also, the eye is drawn almost exclusively to the right side because of the strong lines and shadows there. I would like to see this in a high contrast b&w - I think that would really pull the bridge into the foreground rather than allowing it to blend into the background (because the road seems to be the main subject here, as it is isolated by both distance and colour).
Good Color. Sharp. And the horizon is level. Only thing I would have done differently is either get more of the right side into the shot, or walk down to the bridge closer.
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