crossing over

Today I am posting another image taken at St Neots. I was thinking about water, or motion when I took this, but also looking for a leading lines photo. I think I have ended up with something that doesn't quite do justice to any of those categories, but still isn't such a bad photo.

[Antonio-S]

Interesting bridge design with bicycle wheels. Small details that make good photos

[Granagringa]

I'm impressed with the focus you got and how you were able to freeze the motion. Not sure if the leading lines go towards or away from the subject in this one...at least as my eyes go.

[Babs]

I think I would go for motion on this one. Leading lines and water don't really work here.

[Dawn]

Such a cool bridge

[Phil Howcroft]

I wonder what it would look like with the boy and his bike in the middle of the bridge

[Kathy A]

Such a photographic bridge!

[carol white]

A lovely bridge and composition

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I'm with Babs. The bridge isn't a strong line because of your vantage point. The water is green with algae so it blends into the grass. But you clearly get a sense of movement from the boy on the bike.