Not a great angle of the coathanger but it was nice to know I wasn't the only one working!
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About to head into the wilds of the Snowy Mountains for a week but one ast post of a shot I took from the office on Sunday night, while the bridge was lit up like christmas.
Not a great angle of the coathanger but it was nice to know I wasn't the only one working!
Great clear shot. Colours just glow and those lights make the image. One suggestion for composition you might try but you have probably already thought of. I would try cropping the image in half vertically to concentrate attention on the bridge unless you are going to print it very large and then the light rays might work OK.
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Other then on fireworks nights, this has to be the most exciting I've seen the bridge from the office.. I agree the half boat is a little niggle.. but the lighting and reflections :thumbsup:
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