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Footbridge, Duncan, Vancouver Island, B.C., Canada
Drove by this bridge and had to turn back to capture it. Loved the colour contrasts.
Drove by this bridge and had to turn back to capture it. Loved the colour contrasts.
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Olympus E-M5MarkII
Aperture 28/10 ISO 640 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 12/1 
British Columbia, CA
Apr, 2021Views
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Location
There's not as lot to say, I'm afraid. I was traveling down the Island highway and this bridge caught my eye. It was parallel to the highway. I turned back, found the access road and parked. The one lane access road was one that had a tight blind corner where a sign said to honk your horn to signal to unseen vehicles approaching the opposing way. I had no horn at the time so it was a bit hair raising. What struck me about this bridge and surrounding area was the contrasting colours. A deep brown, almost black and vibrant orange. A recent rainfall gave the bridge a finishing shine. I used leading lines and rule of thirds.Time
Late afternoon.Lighting
A cloudy day gave a pleasing luminescence to the atmosphere.Equipment
I used an Olympus EM5 Mii(micro four thirds sensor) with a 12-45 mm pro Olympus lens. No tripod. f/2.8, 1/60th, ISO 160, 12mm(24 mm equivalent)Inspiration
When something catches my eye, it's usually right. There's a good photo somewhere in there.Editing
Lightroom edits- grad filters, clarity, some sharpening, a little vibrancy.In my camera bag
Back then, I only had the 1 Olympus, the pro lens, a 40-100mm m43 lens, and a Canon t3i with a couple lenses. Now I have an Olympus EM1 Mii, with additional 100-400 mm m43 Panasonic and 7-14 mm pro Olympus m43 lenses, and a Sony A7R with a 28-70 lens.Feedback
Keep your photographic eyes open.
