This is the underside of the bridge. I like the symmetry and monochrome make this rock. I'm submitting this for 'The Weekend in Black and White'.
I'm away for a while, so I may not get to commenting on your blogs, sorry!
Canon EF-S 10-22mm f3.4-3.5 USM lens
10mm Focal Length
Exposure 1/5 sec @ f8.0
ISO 200
Curves adjusted
Here's a more 'normal' view. Pretty cool old bridge. The bridge design is referred to as "Whipple through truss"
Canon EF-S 10-22mm f3.4-3.5 USM lens
13mm Focal Length
Exposure 1/160 sec @ f9.0
ISO 200
Curves adjusted
20 comments:
I like it!
I'm going to look for this bridge. It looks like we are on the same wavelength today. :)
Very,very cool!
Love that old bridge. Very cool shot in monochrome. I like the pattern and symmetry. Great shot i B/W.
Great shots of the old bridge! Frederick county, MD has a number of these old truss bridges. In my sidebar I have links to images of some of them.
Mill Road? Hah! Nice shot Woody. I agree with you about the way the geometry and monochrome make this shot rock. Nice work.
I like the way you shot the underside of the bridge. Very interesting view.
You did some research? Or do you naturally know all that about bridges. I like the touch of sun in the first photo. Adds interest.
It allays pays to view subjects from all angles before shooting - ver well done.
Great collection of patterns!
PS. Thanks for your kind comment on mine :)
Good shot with the geometric shapes. I really like the colour shot for the way it shows some 'out of the way' stream crossing.
bel angle de vue pour cette p^hoto
the first photo is very interesting, i like it! lovely old bridge.
How cool that you showed us the underside of the bride first. :)
Both are very pretty photos! Pretty black and white :D
Are they for people or for cars?
Well done! I like them both for different reasons...
Oh that first shot is fantastic! I've got a bridge from the 70s, the 1970s that is! Lol, yours is a century older and I like it very much!
Wonderful shots!
Best regards from Argentina
Elisa
«Louis» likes both images, but particularly the geometry in the first one.
«Louis» thanks you for your contribution to Sunday Bridges.
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