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Location: connecting Whitestone, Queens and Throgs Neck, The Bronx
Carry: 6 road lanes of Interstate 678 (the pedestrian walkways were removed in 1943)
Type: Suspension Bridge
Opened: 29 April 1939
Average daily traffic volumes (2008): 117,000
Note: The New York State Metropolitan Transit Authority recently restored the classic lines of the bridge by uninstalling the 14-foot high trusses on either side that had been used to stiffen the bridge
© 2008 Jeffrey D Millman
Throgs Neck Bridge- Whitestone Bridge & George Washington Bridge
Camera: Canon EOS 40D
Exposure: 0.001 sec (1/800)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 135 mm
ISO Speed: 800
Exposure Bias: 1 EV
Our weather here in New York has been kind of rainy and gloomy lately. Now that winter seems to be over, I would like to start going out again to do some shooting, but I suppose I will have to wait until it's a little less wet.
This is a 3 shot HDR image, done with Photomatix and then run through Photoshop.
Location: connecting Whitestone, Queens and Throgs Neck, The Bronx
Carry: 6 road lanes of Interstate 678 (the pedestrian walkways were removed in 1943)
Type: Suspension Bridge
Opened: 29 April 1939
Average daily traffic volumes (2008): 117,000
Note: The New York State Metropolitan Transit Authority recently restored the classic lines of the bridge by uninstalling the 14-foot high trusses on either side that had been used to stiffen the bridge
Location: connecting Whitestone, Queens and Throgs Neck, The Bronx
Carry: 6 road lanes of Interstate 678 (the pedestrian walkways were removed in 1943)
Type: Suspension Bridge
Opened: 29 April 1939
Average daily traffic volumes (2008): 117,000
Note: The New York State Metropolitan Transit Authority recently restored the classic lines of the bridge by uninstalling the 14-foot high trusses on either side that had been used to stiffen the bridge
Location: connecting Whitestone, Queens and Throgs Neck, The Bronx
Carry: 6 road lanes of Interstate 678 (the pedestrian walkways were removed in 1943)
Type: Suspension Bridge
Opened: 29 April 1939
Average daily traffic volumes (2008): 117,000
Note: The New York State Metropolitan Transit Authority recently restored the classic lines of the bridge by uninstalling the 14-foot high trusses on either side that had been used to stiffen the bridge