Just in case you are not bored of Tower Bridge just yet...

Last 2 days in the city. After days filled with packing it's very relaxing to spend an evening shooting. Even if it's the same old bridge all over again First three are bracketed shots custom edited in Photomatix as that's all I have time for at the moment; the other, couple of single exposures. Looking forward to taking some time to manually blend some of the bracketed ones at some point. CC more than welcome... As usual, they seem to look better large... or maybe it's just me.










Last but not least, bit much perhaps but that's the least edited pic, just zoomed into the heat of the setting sun. I quite like it despite a rather poor composition haha.

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And one more:

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'Photography...it remembers little things, long after you have forgotten....' (Aaron Siskind)

I like them very much. As I scrolled down the first one I thought I was in some futuristic sci-fi 23rd Century type Mega city...then the more comforting, banal riverscape came into view.

Very effective treatment to the sky and clouds, and the sunlight is terrific...very well done.

regards

Karlo

Fantastic,

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oh my goodness these are beautiful

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These are great! Loving these

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Gareth
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Tough job to make such well photographed image interesting but these images are great, lovely work.

Regards

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Daronl

Very impressive

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C&C welcome.
Don.

Thank you Carol and gentlemen I will miss the view.

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Quality images. A completely different "slant" on photographing the bridge.

Colour, saturation and composition working in harmony.

Best regards

Terrrific - I particularly like the clever way you positioned the cables on the vessel on the left with the angles of The Shard.
David

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Gosh what a glorious set. I think the standard of pics on this forum is going up significantly of late.

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Thank you Gary. Much appreciated.


That would be my favourite as well. To be fair, it was a bit of a lucky coincidence that only needed a tiny bit of position adjustment.


Some very impressive images floating around lately. Bit sad that Ricoh does so little to 'fish' them out.

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