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Published: 2015-02-23 15:54:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 2718; Favourites: 207; Downloads: 0
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Long exposure of Narrow's Bridge and Mount Rainier from Gig Harbor in Washington. Photo de Narrow's Bridge et Mont Rainier dans l'Γ©tat de Washington aux Etats-Unis.Related content
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Thank you so much for showcasing my picture, I really appreciate it.
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I am not familiar with this view from either side of the Narrows Bridge.Β From the west side the of the bridge the mountain would be to the right of the bridge and nowhere near this size.Β From the east the mountain would be behind.Β This is a manip?
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Well, no, this is not a manip. When you take WA 16 from Bremerton to Tacoma, Mount Rainier and the Cascades (that are East) are behind the bridge before you cross it, with the Olympic mountain range behind you. Then, if you take the bike and pedestrian path on the new bridge (far right on the picture), this is more or less the view that you have. Now, as far as the size of the mountain, first, let me say that Mount Rainier is Gigantic! And in addition, it is achieved with the use of a longer lens: I refer you to the "big sun effect" key word if you were to decide to inquire more on how to achieve this. Cheers!
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I have been there...this view does not exist.
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I do not really know what to tell you here other than I cross the bridge everyday, and each time that the weather allows it, it is what I see. Maybe you need to come back to this beautiful area!
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Yes, you are quite correct. Β I was mistakenly thinking of the I90 bridge across lake Washington, and I thought you were looking to the West! Β Great work!
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You are most welcome.Β
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I took Amtrak Cascades underneath the other side once. Had no idea what a nice view it was from here. Beautiful shot.Β youtu.be/8gaOaUigm_Y?list=PL90β¦
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Thank you very much. there is a wonderful view, I am glad that you got to experience it.
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Thank you very much! it was a wonderful sunset!
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Thank you very much.
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You're very welcome.
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Thank you very much, I appreciate it.
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Thank you very much. As for the pov, we are lucky that the pedestrian path goes all the way up a hill on both sides.
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Thanks, I appreciate it.
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Very nice framing - the contrast between the massive bridge and the "small" mountain in the background. Love the light, makes everything a bit surreal, like its on another planet :-D
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Thank you very much for your comments and I am glad that you like the photo. Cheers!
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