Footbridge by Hendesse
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Description
A footgridge over the Neckar river. Only pedestrians and cyclists may use it.
Large image, looks better in Full-Size.
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Comments (55)
A so wonderful landscape!
Klasse capture,excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The safe bridge! I'd love to ride my bike there without threats of cars and big trucks. Very cool shot and full size is extraordinary!!!!!!
Excellent color and detail.
eine wunderbare Aufnahme!
very interesting bridge and a superb capture
Very cool bridge. Great shot!!
Are those flood barriers? A sturdy construction, maybe that's why!
We have bridges like that out here, (no cars allowed) I just love them. I will have to post one I have. Have a lovely day!
Unuaual Bridge, good photo!
Splendid shot and very impressive detail my friend......!!!
An impressive scene, great!!
Nicely captured scenic shot!
Interesting color photo!
Awesome image. And little places to duck in from the weather too. Excellent.
Beautiful image, great detail and color!
WOW ! A really huge bridge for no cars. Very beautifully captured.
You did really nice pic!
lovely shot my friend x
Cool bridge..very interesting picture! :)
Very nice and beautiful photo!
Excellent shot! :)
Wonderful bridge!!! Outstanding presentation, Klaus!!!
Beautiful
nice POV !
Fantastic shot
Excellent work Klaus and fine photography
fantastic shot my friend !
Interesting bridge (great capture). Do not think I have seen the like with the channels to raise in the middle - almost like a lock but maybe not. Probably used to help control flooding and generate electricity at a guess as well.
That is what I call a real knife- I mean bridge!