Ray of Light Reflection - Dora Creek Bridge NSW

Thanks John for the comment. We stumbled on this by chance. We have driven under the bridge on the other side often but somehow it all looked so different from this direction … but then maybe I never stopped to look before.

Thanks Steve – I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw this view – I just had to have a go at it!

Thanks for the comment – I was fascinated by the colours, reflection and light … and scared to death by the sound of the trains going over the bridge above – deafening!

Thanks Corinne – I always love to see your comments!

Thank you Enivea – I plan to go back to this spot possibly early morning when the water is super calm – there are some pretty spots along the creek.

Thanks Bevan – I loved the rust on the pylons and found the whole scene fascinating – I just had to have a go at capturing what I was seeing.

Hi and thank you so much for the comment – its always great to get feedback.

Thanks Paul – another great find on our weekend discovery tours!

Thanks Terry for this great comment and compliment. I always look for a different angle to everything I see.

LOL!! Thanks Magee. I really didn’t have to resort to the snorkel bit and thank heavans for that as the water under the bridge looked a bit yuck! I must admit I was really amazed to see how great this line of pylons looked and just couldn’t resist having a go.

Thanks Di for your great comment and I’m so pleased you liked it.

Thanks Marilyn – I was totally fascinated by the light and reflections under this bridge.

Thanks Anna for the comment. This view is from the southern side of the bridge so if you go across Dora Creek and take the next left, then left again another twice – it looks like a dead end but it actually goes under the bridge. Fascinating scenes there and it would be even better early in the morning when the water is really still.

Thank you Kat for your great comment. It really was quite striking. We parked and walked towards the bridge taking photos of the stone work on the rail portion of the bridge and then wandered to the second structure for cars and I actually yelped when I saw this view – it was incredible.

Thank you John – i’m pleased you liked this one.

Thanks for the favourite too John!

Wow! thank you for the feature. I have been blown away by the response to this image and I am most honoured.

Thank you Scott for commenting.

Wow thanks Larry – it would have been a Battle Royale for positions … I’m sure I would have thrown you a rope to pull you out! I tried a few spots – some from complete ground level and a few from the steps up to the bridge and this one was the best – I’m so pleased I wandered under this bridge.

Thanks Deb for the comment and the wow – I always love a wow!

Thank you Kathy for your response to this one, so pleased you liked it.

Thank you Martin for commenting – who would have thought that this could come from sitting under a rail bridge!

Hi Hans & thank you for this lovely comment.

Thanks Jan – this was a great find and that little ray of light just added to the shot.

Thanks Sonia – I was amazed at the beauty under this dirty old bridge – I always say “always look under the bridge” – its amazing what you may find.

Thanks Sandy – this was well hidden – it pays to be a sticky beak.

Thanks Kimberly – this one was taken mid afternoon, I wished I had been there early morning as it would have been like clear mirror – must go back.

Hi Sharon and thank you for your response to this one – its most appreciated.

Thank you Paolo for your great comment on this image – its always most appreciated.

Thanks for the comment – this was one spot where a perfect scene was presented to me.

Thanks Jan for the comment and for favouriting this one. I must admit everything came together for this shot. We just happened to stray under this bridge and I just could not believe the scene that greeted me – it was all there for me to capture and my wonderful 55-200 mm Nikon lens did the rest. I do love your enthusiasm Jan … it always keeps me going!

Thanks Phil – no I didn’t get my feet wet with this one but did with a few at the weekend in the Blue Mountains.

Hi and thank you so much for commenting – its sooooo appreciated.

Thank you John for the comment – its always appreciated.

Thanks Julie – its so great to see you back. I always look forward to your feedback.

Hi Emma – sorry for the delay in responding .. thank you so much for commenting.

Thank you Eran for commenting – this was a great find.

Thank you Cee – this was one of those ‘come by chance’ spots I discovered – I’m pleased you liked it ♥♥♥

Thank you Rany for your comment and you are so right – its easy most days to find beauty in the things we take for granted – just stop and look around!♥