Under the Charles Bridge, Prague This is one of those shots I took and like because it is a little bit artsy and enigmatic, and I am sometimes a little too formulaic in my photography. Admittedly, it is still a little contrived, maybe not like real "street shooting" because the composition was very careful and I waited until someone interesting was walking under the arch. That's not so bad, though. Some famous street photographers manufactured their "candid" moments much more than I did here, using models posed to look as if they were a lucky capture. This is looking down at the archway under the Charles Bridge on the Hradcany side to the cobblestone street below. LENS: 28-135 at ~100mm | FILM: Kodak T400CN | EXPOSURE: f/5.6 at 1/?" | DATE: 10/99 |