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)
So this is where all that much needed rain has gone! It always seems to fall in the same place and drought other areas instead of falling equally. Truly amazing high water.
Amazing work--that perspective is so true to the feel of about to cross over the bridge--eerie with the water rising like that..powerful image !
Classic RR bridge architecture. Excellent POV and presentation.
The POV makes this shot very interesting... great work!
Excellent photography...!!!!!
Beautiful! Great pov! 5+
Fabulous POV... beautifull perspective!
Super camera angle!!! I have heard much of this area from my Dad! Most impressive photography!!!
Wonderful shot Richard! Like the angle, and the depth it gives.
WOOOW!!! A fantastic shot of that bridge. I love all the texture on it. and i love the perspective. WOW WOW ! 5*
fabulous capture!
Excellent iron-work architecture! Nice POV!
Very well done! I love bridges...
A lonely sentinel linking the two states and allowing passage. Perhaps it has out lived the primary purpose for which it was designed. For there is no indication of expansion and little sign of care. Yet it quietly and dutifully stands and performs its purpose.
wowww this old metal bridge looks really wonderful!!!
Very nice work!
Dang! I have never seen the river that high! I knew I should have gone up there after all the rains! Great capture!