Cathedral Crossing

Jeff,

I have enjoyed viewing this series of images from you.  This image, in particular is well done.  You worked hard to bring out the symmetry---both during the shot and in post processing. B&W is the perfect format----helps eliminate the many distractions that can reduce the symmetry and mood.  If I remember your other shot, this was taken during a snowy (snow storm----you've had many this year!) day---creating a fog-like feel.  Only two people walking (not running) side by side occupy the walk-way----the beauty of the say you picked, no skate boards, rollerblades, bicycles, or runners----only two people walking!.  I'm jealous!

Approximately one year ago I spent 1/2 of a day on the bridge---shooting.  While I had my tripod with me, I did not use it----too shy in part because of all the various pedestrian traffic!  As it was, I was nearly struck by a bicyclist! And----this was during the time that the bridge was being sandblasted and painted--so the structure was partially shrouded.  Your image here reinforces my vow, I shall return for a second shoot-----maybe commit two full days there!

Congratulations on you success!

Jeff this is primo stuff for sure, just the way you set this up and presented it is just highly artitic and definatly be viewed on the front page to inform new comers what great artist are established here.

I am proud to just have the ability to review this.

Huh! It is on the front page, congrats!

Love the symmetry and how the two people offset this. Also enjoy how the pathway appears to roll gently uphill. Almost wish I could follow them.

Great initial impact which is really what a photographer should strive for!

wonderfully imaginative title, Jeff...  beautiful mood ;-} dp

Great vision.  Great execution, Jeff.