This is the millenium bridge, on the tyne river.

The blend of the arc of the bridge with the fading evening light is spectacular! Excellent shot!

beautiful shot way to capture the lights.GREAT work

Hey! A photo of the Newcastle bridge! What a surprise! The world is small...I live there! It'[s strange for me to see a photo of the bridge of photo.net.

Apart from that, it's a very good photo indeed! Very nice colours, nice lights. Very beautiful!

But I'm just wondering...why have you used a 100 ISO film for a night shot?

Great colors and composition.

How Many millennium bridge's are there Denver has one called that too. Good night shot But I don't see why it's rated so much better than my recent Las Vegas strip night shot that got shot down with 3's & 4's ... Copy & Paste this line in to your Internet browser and see for your self

 

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Very beautiful shot.

I'm sorry, but I feel this is way over-rated. It's a good shot, yes, but nothing really original, I believe. Then I don't think you found the right angle here. What's the subject ? The arcs, right ? Then why do we need this dark foreground corner left bottom ? You should imo have moved closer to the border.

Film... Provia 100 !? Mmm... Why ? Provia typically leads toa lack of details in the shadows, as we can see here. Maybe not the best film for night scenes - imo. Overall, this shot is exposed for the sky, but everything on the ground is under-exposed. You needed a bit more exposure. If necessary, you could use an ND grad on the sky, but for 1/2 an f-stop, it wasn't even necessary...

Of course, you have a wonderful sky here, and a good alignment of the 2 arcs, and an interesting perspective too. But it isn't optimal as far as I can tell. Best regards.

a lot of "know it all's " out there , eh ???

great shot and work...

 

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