Vanishing Poing

Artist: Bryan Peterson
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Vanishing Poing

This is an image of the superstructure of the bridge deck of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge (the old one). I like the structure in the lines and triangles along with the perspective leading to a diminishing point in the image. Enjoy

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Linda Syms

Great shot,looks very abstract.
Bryan Peterson replied

Thanks Linda I’m glad you enjoyed my capture.
Hena Tayeb

great shot
Bryan Peterson replied

Thanks Hena—I’m glad you enjoyed the image.
mompaq

Fantastic!
Bryan Peterson replied

Glad you like my image mompaq
debscam

Great perspective Bryon, really interesting.
Bryan Peterson replied

Glad you enjoyed Deb
Tparker

Cool Bryon
Bryan Peterson replied

Thanks Teresa—it was a lot of fun being allowed to explore the parts of the bridge that most people aren’t allowed to be on.
barkeypf

Great POV, well lit and great depth. Good job Bryon.
Bryan Peterson replied

Thanks barkeypf, I knew the POV was interesting when I saw it and this is one of my HDR processed images that is close to what I saw in person.
Prasad

Great depth and cool colors!!!
Bryan Peterson replied

Thanks Prasad—this is one where the HDR processing worked out well.
mwfoster

great perspective
Bryan Peterson replied

Thanks MW this was one of those times when it jumps out right in front of you and you know you have to try and capture it.
Stevesphotoz

This reminded me of the first exercise we did in art class…I love it. The composition is great, and the green somehow adds depth to the dimension.
Bryan Peterson replied

I’ve always felt that all those rules we learned in our various art classes were so we would know what we were doing when we broke them—but sometimes they really work to our advantage. I’m glad you enjoyed the image Steve.
keleka656

What a brilliant image!! Nice find Bryan, and well photographed for sure!
Bryan Peterson replied

Thanks Thersa for the wonderful comment.
amarica

Brian, this is an awsome piece of art. xxxx
Bryan Peterson replied

Glad you enjoy my image amarica. I had a great time that day crawling around the bridge. The angles of the steal superstructure of the bridge were a lot of fun to play with and capture images of but the highlight of the adventure was climbing the 623’ to the top of the bridge. Not the best photos due to the light but what an experiance!