Leaderfoot Viaduct - again!

After a couple of visits to Leaderfoot viaduct by James (JammyBee) and Barrie (bforbes), I thought I'd go along too.
Especially as it's only 20mins away!

1. Taken under the old road bridge, with the viaduct in the background



2. Taken from the top of the old road bridge.



3. Portrait format, same place...



4. Down on the bank, right underneath it now.



5. Toned in LR, from the riverbank.



6. The walk to the bridges, through the wee arch from the fisherman's hut. The figure helps, IMHO anyway.




All processed in Lightroom 5, and taken with my K3 and Sigma 8-156mm, my other 2 lenses away for repair

Any questions or comments, ask away.

Thanks

Ali

1,4 and 6 are my favourites, but I like the dramatics sky's in them all. Where abouts is the last one taken?

Thanks Barrie, the last one was taken on the walk back to the car.

I parked on the north side of the Tweed, just below the new road bridge. A wee gate takes you down to the fisherman's hut, through the woods.

I know what I mean, I just hope it makes sense!

Nice work, especially like the first 2.

A dramatic series with lots of impact - the first two also for me

Number 1 is the standout for me in terms of composition. Love the sky and reflection in number 2 - which works better for me in landscape than the portrait version in number 3.

Number 4 The more I look at it - the more I like it. Is there a slight processing issue along the top of the tree line on the far right and where the hill meets the sky on the left between the arches? Looks to me as if there is a thin halo line here but may just be my eyes or monitor

All in all - lovely set - wish I had taken them!

Carl

Thank you all for your comments.

The sky made it, if it had been any different, these would not have had the impact.

Yres Carl, there is slight haloing, a tad overexcited in LightRoom perhaps , so it's not your eyes or monitor

Very happy with the set and #2 being my favourite, but the wife prefers #6…

I like the 1st and 4th, strong composition and interesting perspective/framing!

1 and 2 for me, landscape format works best on 2 I think.
Not overly keen on the processing personally, but it's interesting and illustrative and gives it an edge in the right situation.
I also like the last one

for me - #1 - simply stunning - love the bridge framing the Viaduct

Like them all, 1, 3, and 6 in particular