Sheeder Hall Bridge

Posted by Sean Bailey (Phoenixville, United States) on 15 February 2007 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

This is one of the covered bridges in the area. Of all of them, I think this one looks the best.

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Comments (17)

Kaushal from Groningen, Netherlands

Nice!

15 Feb 2007 4:53pm

Daroru from Osaka, Japan

Water effect is great. How did you do that? You've done a great job with production here.

15 Feb 2007 4:55pm

Victor from Sintra, Portugal

Good composition and colors!

15 Feb 2007 5:03pm

badala from Leiria, Portugal

Simply beautiful.

15 Feb 2007 6:07pm

Still from Valence, France

Beautiful!

15 Feb 2007 8:14pm

Daniel from Olympia, United States

Nice. Did you use a polarizer? I think this shot screams for one to control the glare on the water.

15 Feb 2007 8:38pm

Rob Seymour from Chelmsford, United Kingdom

nice capture. I must get a ND filter for shots like this. I love covered bridges to, theres something so American and timeless about them.

15 Feb 2007 10:22pm

Darren from Japan

Great shot there mate. Love the flow of the river and the red bridge. Reminds me of the movie with Clint Eastwood ( ... Madison.....) I forget the title.

15 Feb 2007 10:32pm

Yvon from Meerkerk, Netherlands

Great image. Love the effect on the water.

15 Feb 2007 11:00pm

Pedro Ferreira from Portugal

These are realy nice warm colors, good work

15 Feb 2007 11:03pm

Sarah from Gainesville, United States

Covered bridges are such neat subjects. Great capture with wonderful colors!

16 Feb 2007 12:40am

Stu from Kyoto, Japan

Super composition and colours, Sean. And the slight motion of the water adds a nice touch. I've never seen any bridges like this here in Japan, or back home in Scotland now I come to think of it. Nicely done.

16 Feb 2007 2:27am

Anne from White Rock, Canada

Lovely Photo! The half second exposure really caught the fluid movement of the water. With an ISO 100 I would hazard a guess that you couldn't use the f22 aperture, which captured everything in great detail, without using a short time exposure. It all created a beautiful result anyway. :)

16 Feb 2007 9:04am