Confederation Park Bridge

© Kristin Duff

Confederation Park Bridge

Uploaded: November 09, 2012

Description

Exif: F Number: 8, Exposure Bias Value: 0.67, ExposureTime: 1/25 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 100, White balance: Manual white balance, FocalLength: 25.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS REBEL T3i

Comments

Kristin Duff November 09, 2012

Just to let you know I didn't give up on that last photo I posted...I did try a tighter crop but did not flip it. #1497486

Kristin Duff November 09, 2012

And then I darkened up the greens. Should have done this first...so much to remember... #10412105

Michael Kelly level-classic November 09, 2012

Good job on the post processing on the other shot. Looks good.

The new post is one of those that can be used as a Christmas card for sure. Beautiful scene right out of Currier and Ives. I don't see anything it needs and looks good to go to me. #10412121

lisa anderson November 09, 2012

These are such pretty shots, Kristin! I find the first one a little tilted, but then I usually can't straighten my own pictures for the life of me, so I could be wrong. #10412134

Kristin Duff November 09, 2012

Might be the hill in the background giving the illusion of a tilt but the bridge is even ...I think. when is Dale, the horizontal policeman, back? #10412140

Jeff E Jensen November 10, 2012

Nice job on the edits on the pine cone, looks good.

The bridge image is really nice. It looks pretty straight to me. I'd use that center upright post to work from since there's very little that's not curved. #10412498

Aimee C. Eisaman November 10, 2012

Nice job on your edits on the older image. Maybe have it printed and decorate for the season with it. :~) And your new image is so pretty...what a lovely place. It maybe tilted...would go with the suggestion that Jeff gave. Also make sure the white balance is good. #10412888

Stephen Shoff November 10, 2012

I'm with Mike and the others on this. Its a well done, classic winter scene.

Good work, Kristin. #10413509

Teresa H. Hunt November 10, 2012

Yup, beautiful winter scene. I'd love to take a walk across that bridge :) #10413660

Elaine Hessler November 11, 2012

Wow, that sure is pretty. I really like the pine cone-I would definitely use it for an xmas card-it is so crisp and the color and detail are very nice. #10414149

Debbie E. Payne November 11, 2012

I like your edits on the pinecone shot as well. The new one is a great winter scene and makes me want to go downstairs and turn on the fireplace. #10414219

Rita K. Connell level-classic November 11, 2012

good job on the picecone shot

your winter wonderland is beautiful, I don't see anything I would change either. #10414376

Beth Spencer November 12, 2012

I agree that your edits on the previous shot looks great! Yes you could use the other as a Christmas card! Nice leading lines in it. #10415727

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