Below the Golden Gate bridge
A view from a Fort Point portal3 total reviews
Comment from nature rules
This is a work of photography as art...no question. The initial impact for me is your opening...with the geometric shapes following your choice for framing...perfect. The red bridge is right there with that impact. So the colors are important here. They are creating a level of importance for these shapes. The gray is perfect for the defined, metallic shaped wall. The black is perfect for the drama of the rough edge of that wall as it is for the floor of this scene...with some sort of dock stakes showing. The red is of course the show..and well deserved with the glory of this bridge and it's structure.
The water is using the play of light and shadows very effectively with lovely shades of lavender mixed due to what I imagine the reflection of the red. The hills in the bg are a very dramatic contrast to the geometric lines of the manmade structures. They are smooth in shape and color and are completing the play of light that is moving through the water and into their shadows. Again...a very artistic composition. Excellent eye from behind your camera!
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2017
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This is a work of photography as art...no question. The initial impact for me is your opening...with the geometric shapes following your choice for framing...perfect. The red bridge is right there with that impact. So the colors are important here. They are creating a level of importance for these shapes. The gray is perfect for the defined, metallic shaped wall. The black is perfect for the drama of the rough edge of that wall as it is for the floor of this scene...with some sort of dock stakes showing. The red is of course the show..and well deserved with the glory of this bridge and it's structure.
The water is using the play of light and shadows very effectively with lovely shades of lavender mixed due to what I imagine the reflection of the red. The hills in the bg are a very dramatic contrast to the geometric lines of the manmade structures. They are smooth in shape and color and are completing the play of light that is moving through the water and into their shadows. Again...a very artistic composition. Excellent eye from behind your camera!
Comment Written 29-Nov-2017
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2017
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Thanks so much for your in depth review of this image. I always go back and look at the image from the comments you made. I then see things I missed even after working on this image before posting. So thanks for your time and interest, as always.
Comment from Mr Jones
wow very nice production. awesome in the location and angle of the photo. such an iconic structure, given a new and orginal twist. lovely work indeed.
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2017
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wow very nice production. awesome in the location and angle of the photo. such an iconic structure, given a new and orginal twist. lovely work indeed.
Comment Written 29-Nov-2017
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2017
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Thank you for your comments and review.
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yes historic locations are so fab.
Comment from booklotto
I feel this is offered as a way out. I feel I can leave where I am and go to where I want. I love this. Colors are clean, clear and true. That sky is supreme. The the bridge. Wow on this shot! I love the shot badly, and your great at this.
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2017
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I feel this is offered as a way out. I feel I can leave where I am and go to where I want. I love this. Colors are clean, clear and true. That sky is supreme. The the bridge. Wow on this shot! I love the shot badly, and your great at this.
Comment Written 29-Nov-2017
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2017
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Wow, thanks for the comments and high rating, both are very much appreciated!