Hello everyone. On this occasion, I decided to take photos of the sunset from one of the bridges in the city. It is not a very large structure, but it is high and spacious enough to photograph the sky without any ground-level interruptions or obstacles.

The last rays of light were cutting through the sky, and the streetlights cast a shadow that complemented the scene. The latter usually works out very well; rather than obstacles, there are objects that enrich the image quality by mixing natural and artificial elements.

In situations like this, you have to take the photos very quickly before the sun finishes setting completely. The illumination usually fades very rapidly in a matter of minutes; these sunsets are very brief. Those who have experienced this know what I am talking about, so in moments like these, you have to handle the camera with a lot of speed and skill. I suppose all of that is simply part of the challenge.

Basically, I focused on capturing images that reflected the feeling of spaciousness and the twilight environment, which is very easy from high and open places. Reality is that any rooftop or mountain is an extremely simple spot to successfully capture very good photos.

I hope you find these captures from the bridge interesting. Without anything more to add, I bid farewell. Stay tuned for future posts! Until next time!