Leap of Faith: September autumn at Bristol Clifton Suspension Bridge

Thought I might cover up some of Bristol's tourist attraction, since I'm a first timer here and some insight to those who Googled where to visit in Bristol and also who happen to stumble upon my blog. So my first tourist destination was the Clifton Suspension Bridge because it happens to be the most popular spot and also the symbol of Bristol so, it's a #mustvisit.

Here's some information of the bridge location.

I visited last Sunday and it happened to be a gloomy day, so explains why the photos are not as vibrant, but I tried my best to edit it as bright as possible, and also playing around with the colour adjustments to bring out the feel of the place.

For the past four years of my architecture life, I've never sit down properly trying to edit photos with photoshop and have never gain interest in it just because there were other entertainments back home. But little did I know that I would actually sit down and start editing photos on a Friday afternoon, and realised that I actually enjoyed editing the photos. And also to sharpen my photoshop skills since I'm abit rusty ever since I've stopped rendering images ages ago, so I guess its a good start of practice before the finals.

It's not much of images since I can always go back there with a better weather and probably catch balloon fiesta next year with the hot air balloons hovering over the bridge, and also with a better camera since this was taken with my phone. So, here's a glimpse of how and what you would probably see when you're visiting the Clifton Suspension Bridge.

I really liked how the photo actually came out after editing despite of the weather. Shows that how much photoshop could actually do wonders, heh.

And here's the insight of how the observatory actually look like. The observatory is accessible through some park (I forgotten the name but pretty sure it's quite visible because it's just right before the bridge and everyone is climbing it).