Puente del Alamillo, Seville #2

Posted by
Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 13 June 2018 in Cityscape & Urban and Portfolio.

The natural drama of a stormy sky competing with the man made drama of Santiago Calatrava's Puente del Alamillo bridge in Seville.

NIKON D800 1/500 second F/8.0 ISO 100 31 mm (35mm equiv.)

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Comments (10)

Ana Lúcia from Leiria, Portugal

Love how you filled the frame here.

13 Jun 2018 8:55am

Sof from Neuchâtel, Switzerland

Magnifique

13 Jun 2018 9:08am

Anna Cherer from LA ROCHELLE, France

A beautiful sky and light whuch enhance the natural beauty of this bridge and place ! Excellent frame and B&W

13 Jun 2018 9:19am

Existence Artistique from Angers, France

beau ciel

13 Jun 2018 5:35pm

Martine Libouton from Bousval, Belgium

Superbe avec ce ciel impressionnant

13 Jun 2018 7:35pm

Darkelf Photography from Perth, Australia

Superb vision Ian! The light in the clouds mimics the white structure of the bridge perfectly.

14 Jun 2018 3:11am

Vaido from Võrumaa, Estonia

What a sky - and the geometry of the bridge for juxtaposition.

15 Jun 2018 9:07am

Anita from West Nottingham, Pennsylvania, United States

Stunning

28 Jun 2018 6:01pm

Jerry from Aberdeen, United States

Love this photo, the sky seems to follow the slanted man made wire lines.

30 Jul 2019 9:18pm

Colin at Eyeconic from Port Elizabeth, South Africa

Wonderful image - well done

26 Nov 2019 10:57am

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NIKON D800
1/500 second
F/8.0
ISO 100
31 mm (35mm equiv.)

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