Eads Bridge has appeared in several earlier posts. It is the oldest span across the middle and lower Mississippi River. Here, it looks like in might be a Roman aqueduct on a foggy Tuscan morning. Shot with the Lensbaby, of course.There is a very good online school called the Perfect Picture School of Photography, founded by the well-known photographer Bryan Peterson (check out his book Understanding Exposure). I took an eight week course based on that book in 2006 and was very pleased. I've just started a four week Lensbaby class, so it's likely that many more of these images will be inflicted on you.
TOMORROW: Does the plumber have more than water in his pipe?
2 comments:
j'aime tes effets, cela me fait penser a ce site Olivo Barbieri
Roman world in St. Louis? That for letter word, "work" has interfered with so much photography and blogging time. Anywho, I shall lok into this like you provided as I surely can use the photographic help. Thanks!
And I am looking forward to more pics from your Lensbaby. Such a cool lens. So far, I like my 17-85mm, but I was thinking about a 10-22, or a 50-300mm. But this Lensbaby is too cool to wait for.
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