Look a rail road bridge lets tresspass

[bhursey]

Well I was not officially trespassing but I would have to quickly get out of the way if a train was coming to get this shot.



Canon 350d
f5.0
1/640
28mm
100iso

I also shot the same bridge using my film camera. I know this is a digital site however film is just as good if not better in my opinion.



Image information:
Camera: Canon A-1 35mm
Settings: f4 400ISO
Film: Kodak Professional BW CN400



Image information:
Camera: Canon A-1 35mm
Settings: f4 400ISO
Film: Kodak Professional BW CN400

The rest of the film bridge photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bhursey/tags/filmbridge/

[gopal-s]

my first love was b&w....then in 1982 we entered colour.....all 3 shots are fine....congrats.

[Hayward Taylor]

nice to see someone else still using the film gear .. I still use film occasionally .. love the perspective on the first 2images .. very well done

[JillM12]

I do like the symmetry of the bridge - and the sepiatone shot is my fave

[yorkiemom]

Nice leading lines. Like the shots!

[bhursey]

Originally Posted by JillM12

I do like the symmetry of the bridge - and the sepiatone shot is my fave

Thanks.... If you notice there is just a tiny bit of color in it It was a fun bridge to shoot I want to go back there baby this time I can shoot from a boat. I really want to catch a train crossing. We heard one but after waiting 30min I had to leave.

[thegunshow]

Great shots, trespassing makes things more exciting.

[danelover2329]

Very nice!

[bhursey]

Originally Posted by Hayward Taylor

nice to see someone else still using the film gear .. I still use film occasionally .. love the perspective on the first 2images .. very well done

When it comes to artistic photos a prefer film. Getting it developed is like christmas. You get to see what you created.

[pjflan7]

All of the shots are great.....I noticed that the no trespassing starts at the bridge itself....so all's good!