And yet, when I found myself passing under that controversial bridge in Jerusalem last night, I was so taken that I decided I just had to try to capture it. I had never been so close to it at night before, and somehow, it seemed to actually glow! The effect of the white cables against the dark sky was really cool, and I was pretty excited. And so, although this photo doesn't do justice, I'm posting it - it's the best I've got (for now):
I guess you had to be there :)
Anyway, I'm posting this to Skywatch Friday. Go there right now if you'd like to see lots more sky photography from all over the world. Have a great weekend, all of you!
7 comments:
I know what you mean, my little camera doesnt do well in darkness either :(
But I think this photo is terrific! What a bridge!
An exquisite photo. So what if it was more good luck than good management? LOL
It's beautiful, and could look lovely on just the right wall!
— K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
An impressive picture indeed. In my opinion, it demands rather a good eye and thought, than expensive technology. Until February of this year, all me pictures where taken by a $70 camera.
daily athens
It is amazingly effective though, whatever you think the limitations are.
Such a striking thumbnail - it draws you in.
I love this bridge!
and my point and shoot is a nighttime deadend.
Striking bridge photo.
Joyce M
Well done! It is an excellent shot. Don't underestimate the photographer's "eye" with good shots. Some people have it, some don't. You have the eye.
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