Kawasaki Bridge at Wollongong Botanic Gardens - ghost
The Kawasaki bridge was a gift to Wollongong, NSW Australia from its ‘sister city’ of Kawasaki, Japan. The vibrant red bridge is a much loved tourist attraction in the Wollongong Botanic Gardens located in Keiraville near the Wollongong Conservatorium of Music and the University of Wollongong.
This image had some blown out areas and when editing it I decided to experiment with different textures, settling on a canvas texture by ghostbones
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JKKimball
Love this shot Vanessa!
Geraldine Lefoe
That texture really adds another dimension Vanessa well done
Joseph Darmenia
Well done.
Vanessa Pike-R...
thanks, everyone! I am really happy with how this turned out.
Ken Boxsell
Absolutely stunning …..........once again Vanessa. Great shot mate
prbimages
Wonderful effect you’ve achieved here!
Vanessa Pike-R...
thanks Ken and prbimages
I’ve rediscovered my love of textures :)
Flissy
Awesome shot
Ted Byrne
Without mystery, there can’t be questions. How ingeniously this texture implies a mysterious quality that causes me to question the feelings it triggers. And you’ve reinforced the emotional curiousness of this instant with such an interesting palette painted over compelling forms. Thanks.
Glenda Remaklus
Beautiful capture. Love the colors!
Mac Cabrera
I’ve seen this bridge before but you’ve rendered it 20 times lovelier in this shot.
Superb!
Mac
benthebrown
Wonderful composition, you have really done well to capture interest from foreground, middle and background. Love this one!
Elizaday
This is an amazing shot – such an old world Japanese feel :)
nadine henley
wow – suoperb texture, lovely colour (even the duck’s beak is red like the bridge – now that’s what I call colour coordinating!) and just a great treatment. love it!