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jeronimo — Erasmusbridge at night
Published: 2003-05-14 15:57:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 2001; Favourites: 27; Downloads: 279
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Night shot of our popular Erasmusbridge. Reflection of the bridge is nog in the river, but in a puddle on the roof of Las Palmas (a local bar/disco). 8 sec exposure time, adjusted whitebalance...Related content
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great ! nice colours !
interested in a night photo contest ?
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till march the 21 st
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awesome shot mate!! this is great architectural photography 
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totally amazing.. guess i have to pay erasmusburg a visit..
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Well if you coincidentally happen to be in Rotterdam, then I would recommend you to pay this site a visit.
But there is more to explore then just a bridge...
Greetz,
Jeronimo
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random deviation visit!
really great work! - i like it!
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damn, pretty awesome! Colors are beautifull!
too bad you weren't a litle bit earlier, (sunset)
anyway, like to know when and how you took this one..
// thanks for the comments on my pic "way to rotterdam" (Maassluis West)
Rens
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Not that much to comment.. it's awsome! Still trying to figure out how to do the same shot with my camera. With that long exposure-time, will not the light be really strange? Both blury and to light. Still you seem to have caught it really good and really sharp.
Drop me a line if you feel for explaining why the light became that good. Light sources seems to "grow" during long exposures, not be that sharp.
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i like the simplicity of this, just the light of the bridge and the reflection, nothing unimportant, great shot.
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Great tones and light against the darkness, love the reflections and the lines in this, well done capture and composition.
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wow that's beautiful!.. gorgeous lights and reflection...i have never seen a bridge like that especially here in New York! thanks for sharing!
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What a gorgeous structure -- it certainly makes for an engaging capture. My suggestion would be to play with the way the image is cropped. I think you can make the image that much more engaging if you involve the audience's imagination. Perhaps it is a presonal preference, but I particularly enjoy cropping known objects to create emphasis and engage the viwer -- e.g. like cropping half a face at the border, or typography treatment so as to hide descenders, etc. Specifically, I believe you should crop the image so as a portion of the bridge's reflection in the water is cut off. Since the viewer can already see the full structure as it is, they will be able to reformulate the whole reflection. Regardless of your implementation of the foregoing, I would suggest that some of the darkness/empty space of the water is at least cropped.
In addition, this image might make for an excellent location for a future shoot should you have continual access to it. Try figuring out the next full moon on a cloudless day, and having that element be a part of your image.
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very nice colors and exposer .. wish there was more sky and less water and the line was straight
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The Erasmus bridge looks weird with its legs cut of like that. but what a photo. The clouds in the bacground and the dabs of colour in the reflection are awesome
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this is gorgeous. o_o i really like the effect of the reflection. ^_^ the color is beautiful too.
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the reflection is great, i love how its so clear. The lights are so great too. , great photo.
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Wow, very very nice one. Love the reflection. Love the Erasmusbrug. Love Rotterdam. Love the photo!
David
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