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Bridging time . Built more than 100 years apart Ayr Gorge road bridge and Laigh Milton viaduct. Wide angle pinhole shots onto 5x5 inch paper 300seconds exposure
Triboro Bridge in Astoria NY. Sketched directly in ink with water soluble graphite added after. NYC Urban sketchers meetup on location.
The Forth Bridge is a cantilever railway bridge across the Firth of Forth in the east of Scotland, 9 miles west of Edinburgh City Centre. It is considered an iconic structure and a symbol of Scotland, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Bridge located on loop 360 in Austin Texas. The bridge is constructed in a way that no part of the structure touches the water below.
This is a photo of the three bridges crossing the river "Vorma"(the warm river) at the south end of "Mjøsa", Norways largest lake.
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Albany's twin bridges on a fall afternoon.
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Explore: #44 05-04-2012
The I-90 bridges are two floating bridges over Lake Washington that connect the east side of Seattle to and from the city. The section of bridge seen here is the connection between land to floating sections. The Murrow Bridge is the second-longest floating bridge on Earth at 6,620 ft (2,020 m); the longest is the Governor Albert D. Rosellini Bridge—Evergreen Point (2016, original: 1963), a few miles north on the same lake. The third-longest is the Hood Canal Bridge, about thirty miles (50 km) to the northwest. The original Murrow Bridge opened in 1940 and was called the Lake Washington Floating Bridge. It was renamed the Lacey V. Morrow bridge in 1967. The original bridge closed in 1989; with the current bridge opening in 1993.
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This old bridge was finally retired from traffic and now it has feet traffic crossing at Fort Gibson Oklahoma, spans the Neosho River or the old alt name Grand River. Not sure if when this was build if two cars could meet but I know if one as on the bridge you had to sit and wait for it to cross before taking your turn.
Tokyo's Rainbow Bridge frames Tokyo Tower and skyline during the twilight hour.
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This is the electrifying Bay Bridge of San Francisco - Oakland. The bridge has an upper and lower section, and they split right after this point at Treasure Island. Definitely one of the cooler bridges in the States. Enjoy!
8 shot HDR image taken underneath Blackfriars Bridge on The River Thames, London.
8mm Samyang Fish Eye lens.
Chapel Bridge, Lucerne, Switzerland.
Chapel Bridge – one of Europe’s oldest wooden bridges and landmark of Lucerne, faithfully restored to its original design after a serious fire.
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The quaint bridge in Portland, Michigan passes over the Grand River. Portland is known as the city of two rivers; they are the Looking Glass River and the Grand River. This bridge is one of the largest (as a two-span example) and most complete examples of a rather ornate bridge plan/design that Groton Bridge and Manufacturing Company of Groton, NY built that remain today. As such it is significant on a national level as a key example of the work of an important bridge company. The bridge has been listed as a Michigan Historic Civil Engineering Landmark.
This bridge is a two-span pin connected Pratt through truss.
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Can you identify this bridge?
Visit www.bridgeink.com and send in your best guess. Just for the fun of it.