train bridge
Happy New Year! I’m probably still sleeping when this posts.
Another shot from the Glenside Train Station bridge. It’s almost monochrome, but not quite. I applied a red HSL filter and if you look at the roof’s and chimney’s of the row houses, you can see the red. The pole in the foreground also has the red component of the brown showing ever so slightly.
Submitted for Shadow Shot Sunday #137 and Sunday Bridges.
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glenside train bridge
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I also notice the telephone pole is brown. But I do like that row of chimneys peeking up.
Really interesting colors and what a terrific capture! I do hope you’ve had a great holiday weekend, Woody, and that you’re new year is off to a great start! Enjoy!
Sylvia
There is something about an urban train, swaying side to side on the tracks within an urban neighborhood. Perhaps it is a SEPTA train on the Mainline, moving commuters into a center city. While making a symphonic vibration for the unfortunate residents…
Happy New Year!
I like this shot and the red filter – nice effect.
So pretty!
Shadows at Nostalgic Marveling, please come and see. Happy new year!
A sleeves-rolled-up, hard-working bridge!
are you a serious photographer? What do you think of the end of the kodak color film?
A great shadow shot.
I would love to lean how to use my camera properly – sadly I no good at reading manuals!
this reminds me of a street I lived on many years ago
wonderful shot
First thing I noticed was the pole then the houses…. thanks for the explanation.
The coloring is perfect for this image. Give it an excellent feel.