"Twilight at Golden Gate"

30 sec. exposure an hour past sunset. Works? Why, why not?

I think it works, especially the reflection in the water.

I agree the efect of the time exposure on the water works well.

Wow, I just caught a mini documentary on this bridge on the Discovery Channel this weekend. Beautiful capture!

I like this. Seems like the contrast might need a little click up a notch.

I like the reflection. It creates another set of lines leading you through the image. The only thing I would change (if it were possible) would be to take it from a slightly higher point of view to bring the bridge platform away from the top of the hills. Otherwise I love it! Brian

Interesting combination of colors with this method....different, and effective.

I see you've been to my favorite destination. 30 seconds, wow, a really long exposure that did well here.

You are amazing!

JAYME: Was it, "Modern Marvel" that you saw? Love that Dicovery Channel!

 

HOWARD: Thanks, Howard. Must be that bright light near center that might have lowered the contrast a bit.

 

BRIAN: Thanks, Brian. That's actually not the bridge platform, but rather part of the historical Fort Point. Anyway I know what you mean. ^_^

 

LINDA: Thanks for your comment.

 

KEN: When I see the cable cars up and down Powell and Hyde, your images of SF kept on flashing through the back of my mind!

 

CHRISTA: Thanks, I'm flattered!

 

Wilson

^_^

 

Hey Wilson, I was talking about the actual bridge part (my bridge terminology is suffering!) where the cars drive being very close to the line separating the hills from the sky in the background. But I'm glad you pointed out that was part of a fort because I didn't know that either :)!!

This was averaging 5/5 when I viewed it. That is just wrong!