Post your bridges!

[Kaj386NL]

Erasmusbrug, Rotterdam by Kaj386NL, on Flickr

 

[detritus]

Hohenzollern Bridge, Köln

RICOH GR Special Edition
Exposure 30
Aperture f/8.0
Focal Length 18.3 mm
ISO Speed 100

 

[waloszek]

Not really a bridge, but sort of -- in Haute Loire, France.

Best regards, Gerd

 

[Blow-in]

Gerd,

That counts as a bridge and it reminded me of this one in Golspie in the Highlands.



Richard

 

[Blow-in]

Here is a fine example of Highland engineering:



Maisy was brave enough to cross it despite not liking bridges with gaps that bounce up and down - the others were not so keen. This is one of the last pictures I have of her as she died just 3 weeks later aged 16.



Richard

 

[waloszek]

Richard,
That Golspie bridge looks indeed very similar to mine!
Thanks for accepting my bridge & best regards,
Gerd

 

[waloszek]

Another one from Haute Loire from last year. I had to hurry because my wife wasn't very keen on crossing this bridge.
Best regards, Gerd

 

[waloszek]

My wife who studied civil engineering also took some photos of "real" bridges. Here are two from a bridge in Denmark and one from the bridge between Denmark and Sweden.
Best regards, Gerd

 

[Wiener]

'over the sea to Skye' would be an appropriate title for this one: the crossing between Kyle of Lochalsh and Kyleakin, Scotland.

 

[Blow-in]

This is another old railway bridge. It's near Lenwade in Norfolk, England and is part of the Marriott's Way which is a 21 mile pathway from Norwich to Aylsham on an old railway bed.

Richard

 

[Kaver]

My Train station bridge Near Venice, Italy

 

[Wiener]

I'll follow a Venice bridge with a Vienna bridge...this one crosses the Wienfluss to Stadtpark.

 

[Blow-in]

The Kessock Bridge on a cold January day. Work starts on resurfacing the south bound carriageway on 10 February and I'm hoping to get some 'men at work' shots.

Richard

 

[33dollars]

Adelaide bridge carries traffic of King William Rd. over the River Torrens. Adelaide.
shot with a Ricoh G600 November 9, 2009

 

[33dollars]

Pedestrian bridge Glenelg, South Australia.
Shot with a GRD ii February 9, 2010

 

[Wiener]

Very nice perspectives on the last two Phil. And on my phone at least, the mixed lighting in the first works well for me: well done!
I would love to get my tripod out at night here in Vienna, but with temperatures below zero Centigrade and a biting wind from the north, I would fear for both my fingers and sanity...:-/

 

[Blow-in]

Here are 2 shots of an abandoned railway bridge on the spur line from Alves to Hopeman (NE Scotland). I say abandoned rather than disused as the track is still in place.

Richard

 

[TheQ]

Bellevue Skybridge
Bellevue, WA

 

[TheQ]

The San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge on a gorgeous night

 

[amarverma]

Hi Everyone

Here is one called "Iron Bridge" in Shropshire in England, a historical monument. I think everyone knows the history behind thi Bridge !

The photo was taken with LTMS (Luminous Tone Multi Spectrum) converted GXR's A12M mount to produce the Black and white photo with luminous tonal quality. All the filters inside the A12 M mount were removed leaving just the sensor and the clear Bayer's glass that is fixed in front of the sensor. The lens used is Voigtlander 21mm f4 skopar at f8.

This was taken as a JPG format. In theory, if someone took this photo in RAW format then desaturated it in post processing, the tonal quality could have been enhanced, even further. Personally, I am not clever at post processing myself, so tend to take photos in JPG formats alone.

BW
Amar

PS: Sorry, I could not send the attachment with this one first time
Amar