I really like the feeling of this image, love that you kept the foreground in focus, sharp with the viaduc in the background, great composition, love the touch of B&W, makes me want to go out there and explore, again, very well done
Many thanks for your kind words. Was taken one evening as daylight was drawing in, so used a tripod to manitain f8 aperture with wide angle lens for good depth of field, as you noticed, right through from leaves in foreground to viaduct. If you’re interested, see my other pic of this for history. Cheers.
Oooh!! I love this.. The B/W is great. gives it an eerie quality. Like stills out of an old horror flick.
Hi, thanks for taking time to drop by and comment. I already have a different shot of same viaduct in colour, so tried b&w here, and am pleased with result. Kept it dark, as it was late when taken, and am pleased with your mention of an eerie quality, like a horror flic. Thanks again, Pete.
Fantastic angle Pete, and I am really enjoying your black and whites. Very beautiful :)
Hello Shelly, really glad you like this. I held this one back for some weeks, as I’d already posted a different colour shot, but b&w has given it something different, I think. Always good to hear your thoughts, many thanks, Pete
this is an awesome black and white of the Balcombe Viaduct!!
Hi Jeannette, thank you so much for your kind words. Took this some weeks back on same night as my colour shot. Gave it the b&w treatment to make it feel different and am pleased that you like it.
– Pete Costick
Kaimarieover 3 years ago
wonderfully atmospheric, cool shot
Hi Kai-Marie, many thanks for looking in and commenting, Pete
– Pete Costick
eXposureover 3 years ago
love the mood and perspective Pete. wonderful capture
Hi Wendy, I was pleased with this image, but wish the sky had a bit more going on, looks a bit too bland t me? Many thanks for your kind words.
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I really like the feeling of this image, love that you kept the foreground in focus, sharp with the viaduc in the background, great composition, love the touch of B&W, makes me want to go out there and explore, again, very well done
Many thanks for your kind words. Was taken one evening as daylight was drawing in, so used a tripod to manitain f8 aperture with wide angle lens for good depth of field, as you noticed, right through from leaves in foreground to viaduct. If you’re interested, see my other pic of this for history. Cheers.
– Pete Costick
Great shot! I love the black and white!
Thanks, your comments are always appreciated
– Pete Costick
Cool image!
Hi Rita, thank you for visiting and appreciate your kind comment, Pete
– Pete Costick
Wonderful work!
Many thanks, your comment is much appreciated
– Pete Costick
Oooh!! I love this.. The B/W is great. gives it an eerie quality. Like stills out of an old horror flick.
Hi, thanks for taking time to drop by and comment. I already have a different shot of same viaduct in colour, so tried b&w here, and am pleased with result. Kept it dark, as it was late when taken, and am pleased with your mention of an eerie quality, like a horror flic. Thanks again, Pete.
– Pete Costick
Fantastic angle Pete, and I am really enjoying your black and whites. Very beautiful :)
Hello Shelly, really glad you like this. I held this one back for some weeks, as I’d already posted a different colour shot, but b&w has given it something different, I think. Always good to hear your thoughts, many thanks, Pete
– Pete Costick
VERY NICE COMPOSITION AND ATMOSPHERE. WELL DONE.
Thanks, much appreciated.
– Pete Costick
this is an awesome black and white of the Balcombe Viaduct!!
Hi Jeannette, thank you so much for your kind words. Took this some weeks back on same night as my colour shot. Gave it the b&w treatment to make it feel different and am pleased that you like it.
– Pete Costick
wonderfully atmospheric, cool shot
Hi Kai-Marie, many thanks for looking in and commenting, Pete
– Pete Costick
love the mood and perspective Pete.
wonderful capture
Hi Wendy, I was pleased with this image, but wish the sky had a bit more going on, looks a bit too bland t me? Many thanks for your kind words.
– Pete Costick