In, Out, And Around The City
by GolferDDS

Comment:
First impression is "busy" which fits with your title. Well done! The angle of the camera seems to be slightly tilting to the right, or is that just me? The bridge coming from the left feels a little close to the point of origin of the shot. Maybe a vantage point a few steps to the right might have changed that (depending on how practical that was). Overall, I like it!

Rivets and Rails
by calaille

Comment:
Nice shot! Fantastic detail and depth to the photo. Good use of tones to create the mood. Leading lines of the tracks pull you deep into the shot. Maybe a little too complicated at the top of the shot. Maybe experiment with a lower perspective which adds more of the tracks to the bottom of the image and leaves less complicated aspects of the subject at the top, that way the tracks end up a the bottom third of the image, as opposed to the top of the bridge structure ending at the bottom third (rule of thirds). I think this might lessen the impact of the complexity at the top. But I really think you have a great shot there! Keep up the great work!

Picturesque...
by basia03

Comment:
Picturesque for sure! I like the mood you set in this photo. Great match between the bridge style and the statue in the background. Only 2 things I would change about your shot if it were me. 1) take a few steps to the right so the statue is centered between the end of the bridge and the tree to the left. That would give the photo slightly more balance 2) keep an eye on the image compression, the shot is extremely well thought out, but looses some impact by being pixelated. Keep up the great work!

Bridges: Past and Present
by gerard

Comment:
I like the effect of the reflection from water to bridge back to water. I also like the old bridge next to the dominant subject of your photo. I like the small touches of green in the shot too. Looking at this image makes me want to move to the right further to see more of the old bridge and have a few more bright colours in the shot. Maybe the bridge you are standing under is a little too dominant. Keep up the great work!