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Jun 23, 2005 01:02 |  #1

I was in Newcastle yesterday and had some time to spare so took some day shots of the bridges over the Tyne.

Comments and Critique welcome.

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Jun 23, 2005 05:13 |  #2

Hi David,

I really like the 3rd one best, then the second.
I wonder if the first could do with a crop of the sky? But then again, you've seen my stuff, so my opinion's not worth a lot. (particularly for a bl***y sassenach ;) )

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Jun 23, 2005 06:40 as a reply to  @ weemannie's post |  #3

Two bl**dy Sassenachs ;) or is that Sassenaes. :)

Gaelic is not my first language. :(

Anyway onto the bridges.
David, I am with Trevor here. :)

No3 is great, my favourite. I like the composition, colour and balance.
No2 I like the framing of the modern Millenium Bridge inside the Tyne Bridge.
No 1 is a nice shot but the Swing bridge is a bit lost in there. ?

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Jun 23, 2005 06:57 |  #4

They're all good shots, David, but I like #1 the best. The unusual-looking clouds seem to point toward the lower right part of the picture, where you discover the little red bridge.

The only problem I see is in the titles - only picture #2 is actually about a bridge. #1 and #3 have more to do with the actual city of Newcastle.


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Jun 23, 2005 07:24 as a reply to  @ lomond's post |  #5

lomond wrote:
Two bl**dy Sassenachs ;) or is that Sassenaes. :)

Gaelic is not my first language. :(

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Jun 23, 2005 12:48 |  #6

One bl**dy Sassenach and one Crossdresser (I assume you do wear a kilt) nothing like taking over someones thread to discuss the plural of "Sassenach" :rolleyes: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Anyhow, thanks for your comments and I think I tend to agree with you about the third - I do like that one... As for the first I do have another one which I've not processed yet - will have a look at that one tonight.

sdommin,
I accept what you say about the first image as it was the cloud formations that attracted me to take the shot...Unfortunately where I took that from has become over-grown with trees and to get the shot I had to raise the camera - hense a lot of sky.

Would you like to elaborate further on your comment about the titles?

The reason I ask is that they all have something else included even #2 the structure to the right of the bridge is the new "Sage Building" built for the musical arts. So even that is about Newcastle too - if that's what you meant?

Thanks to you all for taking the time to view and comment.

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