Rob has posted the bridge as it would have looked in a photo of 1886. This one shows how the bridge would look with a current capture. Same bridge different era and different interpretation.
50D, 1/250 @ F/7.1, ISO 200, 17-35 @ 20
Thanks for looking. I really like the look of Rob's shot.
Posted by Wayne Rhodus on March 1, 2009 at 3:28 PM
Merle, I see you got the nice clean reflection with this shot. The reflection adds another dimension to this and really pops with the deep blue water. Nicely done.
Thanks all. It looks like we all got some great captures of the bridge. Not bad for the middle of the day..
Wayne, I had the flat water reflection because I found the tree to hang onto before anyone else. Then I called in the wind so everyone else would have ripples on the surface.
Angela, The MZZOU hitch cover is a salute to all the out of state fees we paid for our son to go there. If they gave me a rebate everytime they lose to KU, I would be a wealthy man !!!!!
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5 replies50D, 1/250 @ F/7.1, ISO 200, 17-35 @ 20
Thanks for looking. I really like the look of Rob's shot.
P.S. Still have that Mizzou trailer hitch on after today's thumping?
Wayne, I had the flat water reflection because I found the tree to hang onto before anyone else. Then I called in the wind so everyone else would have ripples on the surface.
Angela, The MZZOU hitch cover is a salute to all the out of state fees we paid for our son to go there. If they gave me a rebate everytime they lose to KU, I would be a wealthy man !!!!!