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Taken from beside the Tweed Bridge in Peebles, Scotland. This bridge is the only road crossing over the River Tweed in the town. The original structure of the bridge dates from the 15th century. Until the 18th century it was the only bridge crossing of the Tweed above Kelso. It was rebuilt in 1663 using stone from the ruined St Andrew’s Church, and it had additional arches added in 1799, by John Hislop; it was widened twice – from 8ft to 21 ft in 1834 by John and Thomas Smith and from 21 ft to 40ft in 1900 by McTaggart, Cowan & Barker.
SOURCE: Wikipedia
As seen in this image, all the widening can be clearly seen underneath.
Camera: Canon EOS 400D
Lens: @ 20mm
ISO: 200
Aperture: f10
Shutter: 1/200
HDR in Photomatix Pro 3.1: 5 images 1/2 exposure apart
Finished in Photoshop CS4
tweed bridge, tweed river, river tweed, peebles, scotland, architecture, peebles old parish church, bridges
Comments
what a wonderful view of a fave historic bridge.. excellent how you’ve captured the light in the arches highlighting the original single span – beautiful work and soo nice to meet you there my friend
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Thank you so much Maggie. Doesn’t photography create nice friendships? Peebles holds a special place in my heart and I’m looking forward antoher visit later on.
– Christine Smith
fantastic!!
Thank you Isa.
– Christine Smith
What a decent angle of vision …..incredible image …
Thanks for the lovely comment.
– Christine Smith
Stunning shot..Great treatment..
Thank you Jason. Your comment is much appreciated.
– Christine Smith
Beautiful perspective- leads you straight into the history of the place. Fab capture
Thanks for the lovely comment and for dropping by.
– Christine Smith
Very nice .
Thank you.
– Christine Smith
Great shot!
Thanks again AJ.
– Christine Smith
Charming! Peebles is a beautiful, old, town, isn;t it!!!
Thanks Steffi. It’s a gorgeous place, full of character, and very dear to my heart.
– Christine Smith
excellent!
Thank you Scott.
– Christine Smith