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Two Bridges

Two Bridges

I would love to say this capture was totally planned, but no. I was concentrating on the Brooklyn Bridge only at the time. Later when viewing the photo I notice...
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I would love to say this capture was totally planned, but no. I was concentrating on the Brooklyn Bridge only at the time. Later when viewing the photo I noticed the Manhattan Bridge nestling behind the building. This was taken from Brooklyn after walking across the Manhattan Bridge. Of course the return to Manhattan was over the magic Brooklyn Bridge, many kilometers did I walk this day!
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Canon EOS 750D

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Aperture f/14 ISO 160 Shutter 1/125 Focal Length 35/1

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Nov, 2018

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215

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Awards

Peer Award

+13

Superb Composition

+3

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Magnificent Capture

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