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The Taneycomo Bridge has been recently had the deck refurbishedin 2011, but the arches and weight bearing columns are original to the bridge since 1931 The lar...
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The Taneycomo Bridge has been recently had the deck refurbishedin 2011, but the arches and weight bearing columns are original to the bridge since 1931 The largest span of the arches is 198 ft and the Total length is1,086.7 ft. I just love this bridge.
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Behind The Lens
Location
I had taken this shot from the shoreline of Lake Taneycomo early one summer morning. I was told the local fishermen would be out on the water doing some trout fishing early in the morning hours. I thought the warm morning air with the cool waters would capture this image. There was only one boat puttering around so as decided that I would capture the fog coming up off the the cold waters of Lake Taneycomo.Time
The time of day was about 5 am early before sun up.Lighting
The natural lighting was all I needed to capture the fog rising up from the chilling water of Lake Taneycomo.Equipment
At the time of this photo,I was using a Kodak pix pro and a tripod.Inspiration
I thought about the fog rising up so early that the moment that I had captured the shot was when I realized the mood of the Image. ngEditing
There wasn't any post processing on the image. I try not to tweak any image I take. As I like to see an true iIn my camera bag
For now in my bag ,I have a Canon a d2700, Sony Cybershot, the Kodak Pix pro I really love.Feedback
I do believe in keeping my images as pure as I see them in the viewfinder. I enjoy seeing the calm mood of a photo.
