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Tejo Series B & W Part II

Posted by Luis Rodrigues (Lisbon, Portugal) on 12 August 2007 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

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Comments (14)

badala from Leiria, Portugal

Até ao infinito.

12 Aug 2007 7:35am

tengtan from Melbourne, Australia

Finely contrasted in tone, texture and shape.

12 Aug 2007 2:05pm

Markus from Reading, United Kingdom

Great d.o.f.!

12 Aug 2007 2:07pm

MaryB from Staffordshire, United Kingdom

Some wonderful captures over the last week Luis, and I have to say your portfolio is marvelous!

12 Aug 2007 3:00pm

Lorraine from Canada

Hi Luis, this is very striking and serene as well :)

12 Aug 2007 3:18pm

Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States

Super image. There's a bridge near here over Tampa Bay that is built in a similar style. It's one of my favorite landmarks. The BW makes this scene sizzle!

12 Aug 2007 5:56pm

Fernando from Lisboa, Portugal

Não tá mau

12 Aug 2007 8:05pm

Evie from Fairfax, United States

Both of these are nice, but I like this one better. It has more depth front-to-back (or bottom-to-top) and left-to-right.

12 Aug 2007 8:36pm

zoloper from Bucuresti, Romania

nice bridge :D but i think i'll like this more with colour, at least semi-saturated :)

12 Aug 2007 9:07pm

JJCN from Alhos Vedros - Setúbal, Portugal

Bela perspectiva!!!

12 Aug 2007 10:28pm

Erik from Hurdegaryp, Netherlands

The bridge seems more vulnerable here, as if it were threatened by the rocky bank.

13 Aug 2007 6:51pm

Bron from Canberra, Australia

This is the pick of this series for me Luis - the eye is brought into the photo so well by the textures in the rocky foreground & contrating with the wonderful sweeping line of the bridge!!

14 Aug 2007 4:17am

Remus from Portugal

Da série Tejo «Series B & W» a que mais gostei foi esta.
O enquadramento e as texturas das texturas, ficaram fenomenais.

20 Aug 2007 7:11pm

Howard F. from South Pasadena, Calif., United States

I like this one the most because the pebbles in the front leads your eyes to the bridge. And then following the bridge to the right side of the picture.

4 Feb 2008 7:57pm

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