recent conversions of old bridge

[Mr Tiles]

bridge is no longer in use, taken near my house.

http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x90/MR_TILES/high%20shoals/IMG_6498_low.jpg

http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x90/MR_TILES/high%20shoals/IMG_6491_low.jpg

http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x90/MR_TILES/high%20shoals/IMG_6508_low.jpg

[acchildress]

I like the first one best but wish it had max. dof. Maybe this has max. dof.

[Owain Shaw]

Really like the first one, texture of the road is what does it I think, tones are great too and the composition works nicely. I like it with the image getting slightly more out of focus as you go in, works with the black and white for a more brooding image in the same way that mist would obscuring what is at the end of the road ...

[Mr Tiles]

I have gotten some pretty interesting comments on the first image. Either people dislike it or they like it. I really didn't think out the shot that much. I wish I would have shot it with more dof and could compare the two. I plan on heading back to that location soon to shoot a mildly processed hdr of the bridge to bring out some more detail in the metal work. thanks for the responses!

[livefromyadkin]

Is this taken in Elkin?

[Mr Tiles]

nope, gaston county.

[livefromyadkin]

Oh ok, looks similiar. Very nice shots either way!!!

[Mr Tiles]

Thanks a bunch.

[kris142]

Damn I need to get 5d

[The Fox]

I love the 3rd shot. Nice use of DOF.
Nick

[ScottDeeley]

awesome black and whites, good job.

[Mr Tiles]

I'm stoked at the feedback on the shots. I can't wait to get back over there and get some more captures. I got some crazy ideas going right now...