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In part one of a three part miniseries, I begin the morning by photographing two covered bridges in Yellow Springs, Ohio.

Hyde Road (Richard P. Eastman) Covered Bridge
1128 E Hyde Road
Yellow Springs, Ohio

The Little Miami Scenic Trail offered some unique views of the bridge that I know the others won't give. Instead of the bridge crossing a creek, it crosses a bikeway. This opened up new compositions and ideas I hadn't thought of before previously. However the motorist traffic was increasingly distracting to the whole creative process.

Cemetery (Grinnell) Road Covered Bridge
3500 County Road 27
Yellow Springs, Ohio

This bridge seemed tough to photograph as dense foliage and graffiti was crowding out the bridge for visual attention. The side facing trailhead seemed to have less contrast. The light began to diffuse during my time here and I noticed how different exposure wise it was to photograph a covered bridge that was deep in shade and shadow. I allowed the bridge and landscape to show me what it wanted to in the end.

One thing I learned pretty quickly was how I had to approach each bridge with a different idea of composing them. Each one brought forth a unique set a lighting/exposure challenges and so I had to make the most of it.

Stay tuned for parts two and three!

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