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A brief moment revealed the bridge and the city behind it.

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HildeG 9 months ago

love this one, great mood

latoday 3 years ago

what a wonderful mood!

Mal Smart 3 years ago

moody film girl! What ever next?.... Lol.

Its great, impressionistic, I like it a lot. mal

Alexandre Buisse 3 years ago

A great photo, Tracy, that evokes very nice memories :)

Arkadius Zagrabski 3 years ago

nice one :) compliment

Allan Wallberg 3 years ago

Very beautiful Tracy.

Roger Arleryd 3 years ago

how cool tracy!

Ben Goossens 3 years ago

Nice atmosphere and the grain is good here:-)))

Carola Lundmark 3 years ago

You have made a great job here Tracy. Great mood and I love that grain
Best regards Carola

Andrew Stewart 3 years ago

WOnderful colour and texture. Everything sits so very comfortably in the shot.

simba 3 years ago

Very nice:) A dreamy and exciting photo. Nice work:)

Anna Hurtig 3 years ago

This is amazing Tracy, the edit is great. What did you do?

/Anna

Tracy Martin Thanks Anna, I really didn't do a whole lot other than my regular processing but because this was shot on film what I normally do really brought out the natural grain.

Thomas Ljungberg 3 years ago

Wonderful Tracy! Kind of a surreal feeling, a massive construction like that almost hidden completely, only peaking up in the fog. The light is beautifully soft, working so well with the dreamy fog and gentle shadows. And the comp is of course spot on!
And the grain really does work well with the mood in the image. I guess Mark is correct (for once?) regarding leaving the crisp, clean, sharp path...
/Thomas

Tracy Martin Thank you Thomas. This was the first time that Mark and I had the opportunity to shoot the bridge under these circumstances and we were really in awe of how it would show up for a second and then disappear again. And yes he is right about that among many other things(not just one). ;-)))

Anna Lepke 3 years ago

That's cool and different. :)

Tracy Martin It was very cool and blustery. ;-) Thanks Anna.

Daria Endresen 3 years ago

Wonderful view!
Not a big fan of grain but here it works perfectly. Makes me want to try and shoot in film too :)

Tracy Martin Mark always teases me because I like my images to be clean and crisp without a lot of noise or motion blur so this is a departure from my normal stuff. ;) Thanks Daria

Fulvio Pellegrini 3 years ago

beautiful, Tracy
F.

Tracy Martin Thank you Fulvio.

KPK 3 years ago

Most impressive!

Tracy Martin Thank you.

Remo Rufer 3 years ago

love the film grain Tracy, its like a dream!

Tracy Martin When we were up there shooting it felt like a dream... the bridge would disappear and we would wait and then viola, it shows up and then disappears again. Thanks Remo.

Remo Rufer a great photo published on a great day!! may i ask what filmspeed you used?

lucian olteanu 3 years ago

Let's make a deal...you give me a print and I'll make a copy for Angella...lol...beautiful artwork!!!lucian

Tracy Martin :D

Thank you lucian, Joan made me smile but you made me laugh out loud.

MOH 3 years ago

nice work tracy..Wow!!

Tracy Martin Many Thanks.

moses stell 3 years ago

beautiful....i'm jealous too :-)

Tracy Martin :)

Thanks moses

joan kocak 3 years ago

I'm jealous.

Tracy Martin Joan, you are too funny. :)

This is the result of having to send my camera in to be repaired and being stuck without my baby(Canon 40D)... luckily Mark bought a Canon Elan IIe a while back and all of our lenses work on it so I was able to go out and shoot with him. Of course I couldn't see what I had taken until the film came back from Costco and was just tickled when I saw this one. Thank you.

RamonaG 3 years ago

.very special

Tracy Martin Thank you very much Ramona.

Angela Bacon-Kidwell 3 years ago

I want this print!!!!!
Beautiful colors and I love the grain.
Want to trade? :)))))))

Tracy Martin The grain was the result of shooting in film and I have to say that I had forgotten how nice real grain is, the pattern it creates just lovely. I would be up for a trade. :)