Walking the Dog under Golden Gate

[Iduna]

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San Francisco, Baker Beach

 

Who is walking whom?

 

Olympus EM 5, Nocticron

 

 

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[Louis]

Well; not quite under the bridge, but a very nice shot!

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[stuny]

Quite lovely

[Iduna]

Louis,

the way the dog dominated the tempo I think he kept running for the goal...thanks for viewing 

 

Stuart,

thank you!

[EoinC]

Very nice, Iduna. I always like the concept "Master takes human for a walk..."

Edited November 16, 2015 by EoinC

[Sparkassenkunde]

Your b&w conversions are great and much inspiring! I wish you hadn't cropped the bridge but better the human being to the right

[Iduna]

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Eoin,

 

you are right....thanks.

 

James,

 

yes, quick, crop the bridge or miss the shot. I walked for a while behind them....I wanted the difference in size here. This small creature dragging and running. Thanks a lot for stopping by and your time to write a helpful comment. I use Topaz filter and created there the preset which I use quite often. I like a warm bronze toning but it has also a cool touch and high contrast to the highlights.

[Adam]

I like this shot, there is movement here without the usual blur effects. Also the framing is really nice: the fact that the bridge is cropped, and there is just part of a man in the corner works to add a dynamic dimension. And the B&W is lovely. Great shot!

[Iduna]

I like this shot, there is movement here without the usual blur effects. Also the framing is really nice: the fact that the bridge is cropped, and there is just part of a man in the corner works to add a dynamic dimension. And the B&W is lovely. Great shot!

Adam,

 

very interesting and helpful, your comment. Thank you!

Yes, the cropped man, first I thought to remove him but as you are telling it is adding, then it is fine. It also helps to give a frame to those long shadows leading out of the picture otherwise.