scary walk

[Jeremy Roussak]

I'd just done it, twice. The bridge sways quite alarmingly, and it's a long way down.

Jeremy

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I get dizzy just looking at the photo.
No way will you get me to cross that bridge!

[graeme]

Somewhere in Cornwall?

[Jeremy Roussak]

Somewhere in Cornwall?

No, Northern Ireland. Carrick a Rede. Was used in Game of Thrones, I'm told.

Jeremy

[Otto Phocus]

I think your timing of the photograph worked well.  I like that the person is just starting on the crossing instead of being in the center of the bridge (which is probably what I would have done).

By having the person just starting crossing, it builds, in my opinion, some suspense in the shot.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I think your timing of the photograph worked well.  I like that the person is just starting on the crossing instead of being in the center of the bridge (which is probably what I would have done).

By having the person just starting crossing, it builds, in my opinion, some suspense in the shot.

You could build even more suspense (and ambiguity) if you followed it by a photo from the same spot of the bridge empty.
Did he make it across, or...?

[graeme]

No, Northern Ireland. Carrick a Rede. Was used in Game of Thrones, I'm told.

Jeremy

So much for my memory.

Definitely a scary walk - I feel dizzy looking at it.

[Jeremy Roussak]

You could build even more suspense (and ambiguity) if you followed it by a photo from the same spot of the bridge empty.
Did he make it across, or...?

Funny you should mention that, Eric.

Jeremy

[32BT]

Funny you should mention that, Eric.

Jeremy

Ah, I see your AK has a scope with integrated digicam...

Does give an entirely new meaning to the title.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Funny you should mention that, Eric.

Jeremy

How many times did you make him climb back up for another shot until you got it right?

[degrub]

Clearly a "zen" moment...

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Clearly a "zen" moment...

"What is the sound of one man falling?"

[degrub]

a "clap"

[Jeremy Roussak]

The bridge is owned by the National Trust and access is quite carefully regimented. I dashed across fairly quickly, leaving my wife to meander and hold up the queue. That's her at the front.

Jeremy

[Bruce Cox]

I like this last one, but I think you wife deserves most of the credit.