Former Railway Viaduct - Chateaulin

I hesitated for the longest time between this 'classic' edit and a vibrant colour picture postcard one... B&W won the day - as it usually does with me.

You don't really need reminding that this needs to be viewed on black... but I'll do it anyway.

[Caroline]

I like the lines and textures in this and how the reflections make complete circles, each framing the background view.

[Joan Robillard]

You have probably posted the Viaduct before but my memory is bad so it seems fresh and is fab.

[judith deacon]

As always a perfect monochrome image of this wonderful scene.

[Taffy]

B&W emphasizes structure and texture so well, something lost in color. This is a superb composition.

[Sue Hecker]

A classic beauty!

[Jean]

Love this composition! Big fav.

[Kathy]

Little vignettes framed by the arches. The viaduct appears to be holding up the sky.

[Marnie]

Oh yes, b&w for this one definitely!!

[Walks @ 7]

B&W is best. I love being able to drift along and explore this. Color might take away that softness.

[Dianne]

Certainly looks good in monotone.

[Graeme Stevens]

excellent processing as always, great reflections too

[Margo Sayer]

VML 3 differing aspects; canal, bridge...and those splendid sky wisps.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

wow it goes on and on as you look through each layer - super!

[Shanne]

really like this - the images framed in each arch, reflections, textures in the brick

[Chris]

Again another stunning B&W.

[carol white]

A lovely b/w capture, great reflections. Fav!! 😀

[Issi Bannerman]

I can only think that b&w is best. This is fab.

[Jacqueline]

Lovely pov!

[*lynn]

great composition

[Annie D]

love the scenes between the arches

[Gillian]

Fabulous b&w, especially on black.

[haskar]

Great composition and details. Fav.

[Pháp Lan Anh]

I like being able to see the view through each arch from this POV.

[SergeantPepper]

Great stuff.