·
We were just about half way across the Brooklyn Bridge when I shot this. After meeting up with the rest of the guys, Brian mentioned that he had a similar shot. If you recall my photograph, New York Mile and this one, The Long View, then compare it to Brian’s Urbanzoom, you might notice some similarities. All I can say is great minds think alike. It’s great having friends that share the same passion and have a similar eye for photography.
Thanks for reading and happy shooting,
Scott
Sign up and join the thousands of other photographers on your journey to success. be the first to know about fresh content, special offers and so much more.
Workflows is a photography podcast about saving you time and money in your photography business. Tune in to hear stories, strategies, and tools that can be your rock.
Ever wondered what photographers really think about the latest gear, trends, and the stories behind their favorite shots? Photo Breakdown takes you behind the lens and into the minds of today’s top photographers, offering bite-sized episodes packed with insider insights, gear debates, and industry buzz.
Nice shot Scott. It’s great to see the perspectives of different photogrpahers on the same scene. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Steven
Nice. I especially like what appears to be a tall ship in the background. Maybe I am wrong on that one. But, to be honest, with my amateur eye, I like Brian’s take better. Sorry bro.
I did really like this one: https://scottwyden.com/new-york-mile/
And, I can’t wait to see more photos from Mexico: https://scottwyden.com/playing-for-pesos/
I agree, Brian’s is much better :-) Thanks Adam!
I think it is the colors that I especially like.
I like the lines and the peek through to the water – nicely done Scott!
Thank you Steve. I appreciate that
Leave a Reply