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This is a photo at sunset of the 3 mile long bridge over the River Severn that links England with South Wales
Like what you see here and are interested in photographic composition?.....the blog section of my website now has a complete set of 5 articles covering my personal approach to the subject: Ian Bramham Photography - Blog
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@Ana Lúcia: Thanks very much Ana...it was a beautiful sunset!
@MahGol: Hi MahGol...thanks!
@missparis: Thanks very much Veronique!
@António Pires: Thanks for that António!
@Margie: Thanks Margie!
@Lorraine: Cheers Lorraine!
@paulski: Thanks Paulski!
@Cheryl: Thanks!... I was lucky that there was a convenient spot from which to take the photo so that I got the sun behind the bridge.
@Andrew Gould: Thanks very much Andrew...that's very kind of you!
@Michael Skorulski: Thanks Michael...it was a piece of luck to be in the right spot to get this shot with suitable weather so that the setting sun wasn't obscured by cloud (a compartively rare event here in the UK :-)
@Marie Le Corre: Thanks very much Marie!....I usually post process all my images to get the most out of them but this is exactly as it came from my camera apart from a small crop (it was taken with the kit lens as well)
@Ted: Hi Ted...well as I mentioned in my reply to your comment on my photo from yesterday, it was this shot of yours http://ted.aminus3.com/image/2008-05-28.html that made me want to see the bridge for myself in the first place. I switched to my kit lens to get this photo as the bridge looked a bit small viewed through my 10-20 lens. It's a very awkward thing to photograph isn't it!
The Clifton photo is up at DPR if you want to get a sneak preview.....there's a cave halfway down the cliff face and that would be the ideal spot if I ever return there and if I can find a way to get access. In the meantime all the shots I've got are from the top of the cliff like everyone else. I used the 10-20 on that one and it was ideal.
@Dimitrios: Thanks Dimitrios!
@NJ & SB Photography: Thanks very much Nuria!
@Anthony Lambert: Hi Anthony!...there's a photo of the other Severn bridge tomorrow. I hope you like it!
@Paolo: Thanks Paolo...the photo itself couldn't have been more simple but I was very lucky to have got the opportunity to be there to be able to capture this image.
@Alun Lambert: Thanks Alun!
@akarui: Thanks Akarui!
@amy: Thanks very much Amy!
NIKON D40
1/4000 second
F/8.0
ISO 200
82 mm (35mm equiv.)
