Bridge Vignette

Another fabulous composition....

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now you are being a show off Jack.. amazing.. i feel like i am in the scenne annd that guy on the bke.. how much did you pay him.. always impressive stuff

Nice composition here, Jack, but I'm not so sure I'm a big fan of the extreme grain in this image....

There was something vexing about that guy in the first photo I saw him, now he`s positively creeping me out. The picture itself has that same disturbing, uncanny atmosphere.

It must be the day for the folks living in this area to engage in cardio(vascular exercise).  Each person portrayed in this image is in his own world, though.  Interestingly, the bike rider seems to be interested in what's happening below.

 

The person stretching is taking advantage of the bridge's railing.  But it's not the only bridge in the frame.  The steps seem to connect the areas of the wrestled bridge and where the person wearing the hoodie is standing to the world beyond the berm.  Here's where the mystery lies.

 

 

 

 

 

Holger,

  Beautiful b/w scene with wonderful composition & details.  Take care, Patsy

Fun composition

Thanks

"You take the high road and I'll take the low..."  You were at the right place at just the right time... Mike

Jack,  This is an interesting construction in terms of space, perspective and momentum. I like it. 

Every mind is a world!! Excellent work Jack. Perfect composition that complete all levels and directions without interferences. Unique!

Interesting street composition!

I like the placement of three characters at different levels of distances from the camera and although there is no connection between them, there is. The converging railings lead to the second man via the first one. The stairs connect the second man to the bicyclist. This completes the link. This photo when seen in conjunction with the other one taken from the same spot creates a sense of fleeting. The two scenes so similar yet so different. In this one, the photographer's viewpoint is that of stealth and he is rather passive. In the other one, he is directly in front of the action and not immured to it's effects.