The Bridges at Châteaulin...

...viewed from the former railway viaduct. I had my usual colour/B&W argument... but this time colour won.

[Shanne]

great clarity to this shot - and so much detail

[gloria jones]

Love the layers, colors, pov

[Maggiemae]

Beautiful clarity in the distance! fav

[Jane Pittenger]

I like how the bridge is held in the wide lap of the trees

[Marnie]

Oh yes, colour best for this one. Absolutely beautiful.

[Kathy]

This looks a lot like an old print. Lovely POV.

[Tom]

Beautifully composed, great color and detail

[Walks @ 7]

I very much like how my eye is drawn up and through the composition.

[Issi Bannerman]

This is nice with the muted tones. Lovely view.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

oh wow in colour is a lovely change - the composition is just beautiful what a delightful scene!

[Margo Sayer]

Masterful, very well done.

[Graeme Stevens]

colour? I'm confused.

[Clare Gadsby]

i suspect it looked pretty fantastic in b&w as well - but it's interesting to see it in colour. would you share why you opted for the colour on this occasion?

[Richard Sayer]

@pistache Thank you Clare - B&W will nearly always be my first choice but this time I thought that those who are kind enough to follow me might enjoy seeing this quaint old town looking splendid in the Spring sunshine... I also wanted it to look like it was a colour print from the pre-digital age.

[David]

Lovely! Good work Richard and I'm sure it would be even better in b&w but I'm perfectly able to visualise that for myself! Fav

[Jacqueline]

Lovely atmospheric shot, glad you chose colour for this one!

[Clare Gadsby]

thanks richard for the explanation :)

[Ukandie!]

Great layers!

[Christine]

Lovely shot. Not used to you using colour but it works well for this shot