Red River shoot out by Richardphotos
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this is the state line of Oklahoma and Texas.you are looking toward Texas.I have never seen the river this high and Lake Texoma, Denison Dam just to the right about 4 miles has only been so high twice since it was built in the 1940's.it has been over flowing the overflow dam with the main gates wide open.the bridge is a railroad and the US Highway 75 is just to the right.of course before the dam was built the river left it's banks many times flooding the valley for miles in both directions
thanks for having a look and any comments
Comments (107)
Excellent capture. Seen this bridge many times. Didn't realize you guys have had as much rain as we have here. The Arkansas River is running really high here in Tulsa as well. I'll have to get down and take a pic of it.
Excellent POV for this fantastic capture!!! Super view!!!
Wow, Richard...water's high for sure. When's it to crest...or has it already? Beautiful perspective in this image...love it :)
what a beautiful shot..thanks for the story too, but my goodness, is that bridge still in use?? if it is, someone ought to give it a good paint job before it rusts away!
Great detailed image, humanity's eternal struggle to master nature.
That bridge looks like it's coming out of the frame..great POV..
WOW..Fantastic capture Richard. I remember this bridge from long ago!!
So much water there and needed in so many other places. Excellent shot Richard!
Fine art capture with superb textures and camera angle!!!
Fantastic photo. I love those "ancient" bridges. Look at them reminds me always how our professors tormented us with the computation of the statics. I never had to use that again in my life ;-)
very beautiful capture!!!
Fantastic info Richard, and one awesome title! Thanks & Bravo!
What a clear and crisp shot Richard. Most excellent view.
Beautiful photo Richard!! I love the lines of this bridge and it's so interesting to read all about it. Thank you for sharing the information about where it is and all of that. :-) Sorry you are having so much rain down there in Texas!! I hope you live on high ground my friend! :-)
Beautiful and old looking bridge! Nice POV too!! Great job!!!
Great picture, is historical photo for me as I have relatives both in TX & OK. Great old bridge!
thanks for sharing, Blessings
Nice rusty old bridge. And the river does look very wide and dangerous.
A very beautiful shot on a very old bridge ! SUPERB colours !!!
Very impressive!!! I love when you show us photos you shot, because so we become to see places we never come!!!! Thanks for sharing this with us!!! Hugs Ute
We have a river in my village with the same name! This is a great capture :)
A very well done photo. The high water is a sad reminder of the heavy and continued rains. Nice shot.
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a very lovely photo Richard, that bridge it´s nice. Great capture!
Interesting shot and info Richard ! ~ Hugs ~
GREAT shot! (We need rain here badly. Just not THAT much. SIGH). My best to you and yours. T.P.
Like your explanation very cool...for a moment I was in The USA...oups Now Im back to Canada ) (Here the water level are too low)! If water go down 1 more meter the Montreal PORT will have to close!!!
Wow incredible capture! Your images are always so crisp! Fantastic Richard!
FANTÁSTICA FOTO.+++++++++5
woww i like a lot the old rusty train bridge
Thats one Awesome Bridge!!! i wouldnt like to paint it...