Bridge of Sighs

[domenico Foschi]

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Nyuck, nyuck.

--Gary

Due to an editing error, the bottom of the images is cropped, but all those who remember 1970's Rock & Roll, will know that this album is called "Bridge of Sighs."

And this is the real Bridge of sighs.



[/B]Under Rialto Bridge, Venice.
Split toned Ilford Warmtone [/B]



[BTourists on Rialto Bridge, Venice.
Split toned Ilford Warmtone[/B]

[tim810]

Beautiful Domenico. I saw this bridge for the first time this summer. Amazing!

[Wilbur Wong]

Golden Gate, north tower, dusk

Hey Brian,

What lens were you using?

[Brian Vuillemenot]

Hey Brian,

What lens were you using?

Hey Wilbur,

That shot was with a 300mm Apo-Sironar-S on 4X5 Velvia 100, f32 for 1 minute.

[Allen in Montreal]

....

Sweet!

[cobalt]

Bridge? There was a song on a Sergio Mendes and Brazil (forgot year) called "Bridges". Very beautiful.

[jnantz]

...

[Paul Fitzgerald]

Frank Doering,

"Highbridge, Kentucky. 58mm lens on 8x10" film."

Like the look, which lens?

[Jim Fitzgerald]

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Nyuck, nyuck.

--Gary

Due to an editing error, the bottom of the images is cropped, but all those who remember 1970's Rock & Roll, will know that this album is called "Bridge of Sighs."

Gary, I don't have any bridges to show but I was thinking the same thing. This album is killer! So is Robin Trower live!

Jim

[Martin Courtenay-Blake]

Robin Trower - former member of Procol Harum of course and well worth a listen to in that guise as well. Bridge of Sighs was definately one of the best albums of the seventies and Jim is right - a brilliant live performer. Got some trannies i took at a Trower gig somewhere - think I'll dig em out.

Martin