A Bridge Over No Waters by beachzz
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Somewhere east of Santa Barbara. I would have loved to have been directly under this bridge, but that meant a long walk down that very steep hill!!

Comments (11)
Love the lines of the bridge; yes, you probably wouldn't enjoy that steep climb much at all. Think snakes, rocks, scrapes and scratches...naw, this is a great view right here!
Denise is absolutely right! This will do very nicely!
I'm not climbing down there either! It's easy to imagine it from underneath, and I'm staying right here with you and Denise and Andrea! :)
Does not that road go under the bridge? If so could have used that to get under it lol.. Nice shot anyway Marilyn.. Is it a rail bridge?
Not to mention wearing flipflops in the effort. Kool kapture of the bridge as it spans the mountainous terrain, Maz.
This is a wonderful capture. I'd do the walk to get the shot
well it is a really nice capture from where you were at
Love bridge shots when the bridge is free of cars and people. Awesome shot. The walk down may not have been that bad but the climb back up would have been murder. Dana
this is a wonderful shot
I know how that feels walking down a steep hill. One mistake might be your last mistake. When I fell climbing down from the other side of Waipio Valley (donkey trail), I was lucky to fall and stay on the trail. Other than that, straight down a cliff. Glad you did not hike down... Interesting Bridge. Aloha
What a graceful bridge. This is a really nice shot...I'd like to have seen a shot from the bottom, but not if you had to endure a walk down a rather steep hill--probably with thistle and snakes, or even rare thistle-snakes. Anyway, I like this view just fine because of the grace and the layers. The bridge way, way, way up there over a...road? What a view! This is really nice. I also love the cooler colors; they don't imply "coldness" or anything like that, but they do play really well with the sense of openness that this photo really captures. This is really well done.