This is my entry for this week’s WP Photo Challenge: From Every Angle.
Photos made with an iphone5 of the bridge (Muiderspoorbrug) for train and pedestrian’s at Amsterdam Rhine Canal. Edited with Silver Efex Pro2 (high structure and contrast).
From Every Angle
Innovative I wish I had thought of something like this. Fabulous x
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Hi Justine! Good to see you around! Thank you so much!
I made this last week when returning from a cycle ride, and what a coincidence that it matches with WP’s theme for this week.
Have a lovely day!
Xx
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stunning photos, I was wondering at the angles you must have gone all over the place to get them x
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Thanks, Justine. Well, you are going in the right direction. LOL. On the floor and using all imagination. xxx
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hah, hope you didn’t get dirty!
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Yep!
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down and dirty! lol ooops
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lol. I was returning from a bike ride, so no problem to hit the floor!
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🙂
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very nice. that’s all i have to say. you removed the “like” button, which would have silenced trite comments such as mine. 🙂
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Thank you babe! With or without comments, you’re always very welcome and much appreciated.
But the like button can never be completely removed. Just check again on the reader. It’s there. WP doesn’t allow me to disable it. It’s just gone if you visit the site.
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But you won’t be able to tell who “liked” you on the Reader. And liking your stuff is, first and foremost, meant to show you my appreciation.
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Are you sure that it doesn’t show in the stats? Thank you so much for being so considerate.
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The stats just identify the country of origin. I guess if I’m your only visitor from Thailand, you’ll know it was me. 🙂
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You’re the only one! So, I know it’s you. 😀
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Haha good we have an understanding. I can dip in and out of your site and you’ll know I dropped by.
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Exactly! Don’t even worry about that! Even if I share with you that I never look at the stats.
Remember this: I followed your blog from the start because I value what you do and want to read it, regardless of what you think of my blog, your comments or likes. I will keep following you even if you never comment or unfollow me because I’m a stubborn no-liker blogger.
You should feel free to come and go and cross or not my blog’s bridge as you wish.
That’s how I feel.
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stubborn no-liker blogger! haha. We’re cool.
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Great! We’re surely cool! 😉
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Fascinating photos – I think bridges mostly are a lot more interesting seen from beneath. 🙂
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Thank you Drake! They certainly are. 😀
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I love the roughness of these photos. The concrete vs flowing water adds to the dramatic. Love these!
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A good selection of angles!
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Thanks much, Sue.
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Great choice for the topic – you won’t be surprised I especially like the last angle…
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Thank you. Not a surprise at all! Could have been your photo!
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I think I was unconsciously inspired by you! 😉
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Now I’m really blushing!
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😀 that’s what happens when you’re making great photos!
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That is an amazing picture! Always lived your photographs Lucile! 🙂
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Thank you so much, Antonio! Always a pleasure to have you around!
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Bridges have always fascinated me, and your captures are some of the reasons. I’m always on the search for another design. You’ve done a stellar job of showing the architectural features that intrigue.
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I’m humbled by your considerate comment, Sally. Thank you very much. It means a lot.
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Bridges are ideal for this prompt, great idea and photos!
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Thank you! Although in the prompt he suggests to shot food, people, etc. I had made these shots before and found them a good match.
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Just artistic and free interpretation ☺
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Maybe just luck to have these photos! 😉
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Super shot…love it 😊
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Thank you so much. Glad you visited.
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maybe you like to join my challenge http://www.sylvain-landry.com/sl-week/sl-week-9-school.html
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Thank you. I’m currently not joining new challenges for lack of time. Sorry about that.
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I enjoyed this series of images…the tone is just perfect!
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Thanks for dropping by and for your comment.
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Very well captured very impressive:)
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Love the angles of you photos. I didn’t get the underneath angle of the train bridge this week but will go back to see if I can try. Always learning and trying new things. Nice shots!
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Good stuff. Love black and white.
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These are amazing! I take all my pictures with my iPhone 4s. I think the camera is great…the photographer, not so much! Lol! Love your photos.
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Wow these are superb images. Love the treatment as well miss Ninja.
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Thank you empress!! Xxx
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Nice challenge entry.
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Thank you for visiting and for the lovely comment.
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Excellent photos fro the challenge Lucile. I felt I was on a boat and looking up at those structures.
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Thank you so much, Hugh. I wasn’t shooting from a boat but very close to the water. I had to do some acrobatic poses though. 😉
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Great job here! Almost gave me vertigo, your angles are very impressive.. Plus the B&W adds even more depth to me.
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Thank you! Vertigo! Oh, no, sorry about that! 😉
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Impressive shots with your iphone, Lucile! Although, being the skilled photographer that you are, I suppose you would even take great shots with a disposable! 😛
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Thank you. I’m quite humbled by your words. 😀
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🙂 Well deserved!
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Thanks!
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Delightful Lucile! I can’t believe you shot those with your phone. one again….art
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Thanks Lisa! These phone cameras do some magic. But the credit goes too to the editing tool.
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WOW! I love it! Is this the same bridge as the header? The photos are really unusual and I like that they are in black and white.
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It’s not. This one is in the Amsterdam Rhine canal and the other is Amsterdam city.
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I wish you had a “like” button Luce…I don’t always know what to say but I want you to know I’ve seen and appreciate your work.
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My dearest, you don’t need to comment. Feel free to come to my house as it it’s yours and to appreciate my ramblings and photos.
When I am cured from the like button trauma, I may bring it back!! Lol
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There’s a like button trauma? Oh dear. Do tell.
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Lol it’s not really a trauma; I just removed it because of ghost likers over populating my notification system and bringing comments all the way down, making me miss to reply to them. This happens because there is a limit for the number of notifications.
One day I got fed up and removed the like button. Real and wonderful followers like you felt it not a good solution but I’m still thinking of a way to solve this.
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Aaaaaaah gotcha. Whatever works for you my luv. I was curious to know why it had disappeared.
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Thank you my dearest! 😘
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very intriguing Lucille – like button phobias and ghost likers….. i do hope your phobia improves because i like liking….:)
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I’ll do my best to improve! 😉
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