Granville Street Bridge
The Granville Street Bridge is an eight lane bridge in Vancouver, British Columbia.
First constructed in 1889 as a trussled timber bridge, tied with wire ropes to a central wooden tower. Todays bridge spans 27.4 metres above False Creek and Granville Island costing $16.5 million. It was once the widest bridge in North America by 1 centimetre!
Canon XTI rebel, 10 – 20 mm lens @ 10mm, 1/50 sec, F/11, ISO 100, Grad filter, Tripod.
Processing in CS3.
Granville Street Bridge belongs to the following groups:
BridgesAvailable for sale as Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters
Dennis Klau, 2 months ago
nice pic, works great in Black and white
Mark German, 2 months ago
Very nice. Lots of depth and composed wonderfully.
Barssel, 2 months ago
Great B&W…..........great contrast, well done.
Matt Hurrell, 2 months ago
Great depth in this shot Claire. I think it is the foreground steps and decking that accentuate the lines leading you into the picture. I also really like the framing of the skyscapers under the span of the bridge. This would make a great poster! Well done.
Paul Tupman, 2 months ago
This is a great shot and so well composed.. the lines of this simply lead you all round the shot on a visual journey and treat for the eyes… as you know, I tried this one myself… and just couldn’t cut the mustard! Great processing here too, with some brilliant contrasts and tones going on.
savosave, 2 months ago
great composition,i may have cropped out some of the deck
David Iori, 2 months ago
Great Black and white
Ahmad Sabra, 2 months ago
Beautful shot!! i love bridges!