Bridge driving
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Driving over a bridge in Newcastle after the storms and floods.
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Intended as a companion shot to the “Sydney Harbour Bridge (Int)” shot, I really wanted a second photo of the Sydney Harbour Bridge that wasn’t a standard-style one. The Harbour Bridge Pylons are the focus here, and the thing about them is that they’re actually purely decorative – they serve no engineering or structural purpose at all. (or so the tourist literature tells me!)
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Another shot of a beautiful bridge in Florida
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M2 Motorway bridge over the Medway at Rochester. A passion for light and sunset….....
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/ Stone Bridge Along Virginia’s Skyline Drive
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The daily Brisbane traffic streams home along Riverside Expressway. Shot taken in September 2008.
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So I went down to Rochester’s Lower Falls park expecting to shoot these great images of the Falls, that you could only see mist emanating from in my previous black and white bridge shots. I didn’t find any spot that I could get an unobstructed view of the falls but I did find this. There are four monolithic (a quatralith?) Black stone pillars with faces and hands carved into them, appearing to be trying to break free in some cases. In the center of the four pieces is a marble block on which it is inscribed “The seat of forgetting and remembering.” The Rochester Wiki has a very little bit of info. The Seat of Forgetting and Remembering The Sculpture was created by Adriana Ippel Slutzky, a sculptor/art educator who taught at the Rochester School for the Deaf. It was unvield in 2001 as part of the annual Rose Festival to celebrate the trail and overlook improvements made to the park.
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This pic has several meanings to me and represented dual meanings my heart at the time this picture was taken. I’ll see if I can explain that dual meaning to ya. First, the intent of this pic was to show how these old bridges are slowly but surely fading from their existence here in East TN. I remember being a small girl and riding in the back of the pickup truck, looking up and seing those green or blue colored beams go whisping by me. They always meant alot to me, and to see them going due to progress breaks my heart. It’s a part of my childhood, and soon my children will barely remember them at all. Secondly, the view in which the pic was taken happened to also represented where I was at in my life at the time. My Monte Carlo was my life, my dream, my ticket to freedom. After being mostly at home in a bad marraige while raising two girls amidst my post partum depresson with both of them, divorce and the car of my dreams were all I needed to set my soul free. I seemed to put more miles on the highway than I’ve ever done before. Always on the move as quickly as possible and never turning back to see where I’d been. It was a growing time for me and very symbolic that I for once, took the time to snap a shot of just what I was leaving behind. Memories of my recent and childhood past. I guess in a way the photo is somewhat poetic. Maybe after you read this narrative, you can appreciate the photo as well.
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This was taken in the same place as the next photo.
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Newburg, Pa. 119 views Featured in Americas ~ Rural, Urban, Wild, Free – Expressions of Artists Featured in The Keystone State – Pennsylvania
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Tanker on the Chesapeake Bay in December waters. Photo taken from the top of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge while driving across with a Olympus E510.
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BEST VIEWED LARGER Opened on December 11, Grand Pacific Drive is a new tourist drive hugging the coast from the Royal National Park to Wollongong. The 70-kilometre drive winds through some of the state’s most spectacular scenery – ocean panoramas, surf beaches, heathland, rainforest and coastal villages beneath the towering cliffs of the Illawarra Escarpment – and across the route’s crowning glory, the new Sea Cliff Bridge. An impressive sight and an engineering marvel, the $49-million bridge follows the curve of the coastline below the cliffs and straddles the sea and rock shelves. It replaces a dodgy section of Lawrence Hargrave Drive that wound around the base of the cliff. Prone to landslides, the road was closed for more than two years, cutting off the coastal villages from major access north and south. For More Information http://seacliffbridge.com/ / http://www.theage.com.au/news/explore-australia/coast-with-the-most/2007/10/29/1193555565762.html Equipment: Nikon D300 Nikon 18-200mm Lens / Technique:HDR 5 BRacketted images processed in Photomatix
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Bridge Drive-in is on the north bank of the Red River. It is a summertime haunt for many Winnipeggers for frozen treats, while eating they can stroll and enjoy the pedestrian bridge. Nikon D300 / 24 Prime 2.8 / f5 / 6s / ISO 200 Winnipeg Manitoba Canada
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Straight from the camera / ISO 100 / 1/200 / f/9 / 18mm / January 2009 The World War Memorial Bridge spans the Piscataqua River connecting Portsmouth, NH and Kittery, ME on US Route 1 / Opened August 17, 1923 / Plaque reads “Memorial to the Sailors and Soldiers of New Hampshire who participated in the World War 1917-1919” It is listed on the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s 2009 list of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places
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On my way back home from Balmain yesterday. I had a "great" Idea. Why not hang out of the car, while driving and take a a nice wide angle shot of the Anzac Bridge. / Luckily I didn’t kill myself or trashed $5000 worth of Equipment. / As with everything in life you have to take risks with photography. I think this one was well worth it. All the other 60 Shots I took in the same style weren’t. / Anyway I really enjoyed the thrill. I think I’ll do it more often. Maybe next time as a passenger. Cheers, Alex alexkess.com
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Buildings of interest: Fifth Avenue Place (green/beige) and One PPG Place (spires) Pittsburgh, Pa. © Dyle Warren 2007
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Nikon D60, / Clifford, Near Boston Spa, UK / SECOND PLACE IN THE CHALLENGE Timelapse shot
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The lines and curves of the Sydney Harbour Bridge are wonderfully intricate and whenever I’m a passenger driving over it I can’t help myself staring up! Thank you to my husband for humouring me and managing to position us in the right lane to finally take this shot!!! Featured: Shapes & Patterns Group / Winner: Mood & Ambience Group Repetition Challenge /
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one section showing part of the remains of the 69th street transfer bridge on manhattan’s riverside drive. kodak tmax 100/tmax developer / 1 minute exposure
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this is an “as is ” shot.. .. he he, check out the windshield wipers edges while driving over the pass of San Carlos heading North to Fort Myers, on a lonely lurking night , just when the sun was saying see you tomorrow.. sony DSC H 7 Fort Myers, Florida
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Commuter traffic over the Lions Gate Bridge. / Vancouver, BC Milnolta 7000i – AF 70-210 lens. / hand held ~ full zoom. / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-- /
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This is a very secluded private lane that was extremely hard to find. The original reason for my search was the beautiful Pennsylvania covered bridge in the background, but this sign and colorful banner really caught my eye. This image was captured north east of Salladasburg, Pennsylvania in Anthony Township, off of RT 973 on Water Company Road. This photo was captured with a Canon EOS 10D body fitted with a Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L Zoom lens, at the longest focal length of 40mm. The shutter speed was1/60th second at f/4. The camera’s ISO was set to 100. A Manfrotto, tripod was used with a remote shutter release cable. Your comments are always welcome! Constructive criticism is appreciated. © 2009 Gene Walls All copyright and reproduction rights are retained by the artist. Artwork may not be reproduced or altered by any process without the express written permission of the artist. Featured in “United States Challenge” Group Featured in “The World As We See It”
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That elusive Harbour Bridge… Pointed the camera too high but still like the crop
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