Kiskatinaw Curve

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Image Title: Kiskatinaw Curve

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By: Becky V
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Becky V {Karma:9699}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Yashica FX-3
Categories	Landscape Others	Film Format
Portfolio	BC and Alberta scenery	Lens	42-75mm
Uploaded	9/25/2005	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Superia
		ISO / Film Speed	200
Views	868	Shutter
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Critiques	3	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - Alaska Highway State - BC Country - Canada
About	Breaking continuity to go back into the archives (summer of aught two, to be exact). A heeeuge bout of procrastination saw me digging through a lot of old files and trying out PS ND effects on the cornucopia of washed out skies I've managed to collect over the years. I blame Stefan. Thanks a lot for your PS tips, Stefan! :) The old wooden Kiskatinaw Bridge, built on an obsolete bit of the Alaska Highway, was constructed by U.S. Army Engineers during the 1940s and has a nifty 9 degree curve.

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Igor Sivjakov {K:4671} 10/21/2005

Very good angle & detail!
All the best,
Igor

Stefan Engström {K:24473} 9/27/2005

Not knowing what the original looked like, it is difficult to see that you did any edits here (which is what you want of course). The sign is a little problematic in a way: it is intended to call a driver's attention but it's function is directly translated into the visual domain - it stops my scan of the image quite emphatically and I almost have to struggle to get beyond it and onwards to that curving rail! In fact it is so strong I find it amusing, a visual/graphical joke of sorts. An alternative could be to shoot from a higher vantage point (standing on a car or what have you) to put the sign a little more into the corner of the frame while also revealing the entirety of the rail.

Dirck DuFlon {K:35779} 9/25/2005

Well, whatever you did to the sky certainly worked well - it looks great! What a wonderful old bridge, too - the reflective sign adds an unexpected punch to this!

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