It's impossible to find a "new" perspective on the most photographed structure in Carter County for the last 125 years running. But I like this angle with the rocks in the foreground. Layering is a great way of adding interest and perspective to a photo. Here, there are three layers, the rocks, the falls and the bridge. In case you're wondering, the shutter was left open for 20 seconds on this one.
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Covered Bridge Classic
It's impossible to find a "new" perspective on the most photographed structure in Carter County for the last 125 years running. But I like this angle with the rocks in the foreground. Layering is a great way of adding interest and perspective to a photo. Here, there are three layers, the rocks, the falls and the bridge. In case you're wondering, the shutter was left open for 20 seconds on this one.
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Thanks for sharing these beautiful seasonal shots. I feel homesick for Johnson City now.
ReplyDeleteSandy, of Seattle, WA