A Very Long Bridge by beachzz
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Description
This is the western part of the Astoria Megler Bridge, spanning the Columbia River. Check this Wiki info: wikipedia.org/wiki/Astoria–Megler_Bridge
It's quite a structure. One part is low, just above the water, while the other part is high enough for huge freighters to pass under.

Comments (12)
Super POV!!
Wonderful shot! it is a cool bridge to cross over
Extraordinary! Wow!
It's been a long time since I've driven that way. Beautiful capture!
Nice perspective on this shot. I've been across that bridge a couple of times, it's an amazing structure. Thanks for the image.
Zoooooming down there on a skateboard would be fun!
This is where we started our trip in September! We crossed the Astoria bridge on about day six. That's Washington on the far shore ... you make me homesick!!
A bridge too far, in this awesome capture of the structure, seemingly going on for miles and miles, Marilyn.
This POV sure makes the river look huge!!
An endless end ahead.... Nice shot. Aloha
Four miles across. The first year we had the motorhome (2011) I didn't have the nerve to drive across. In September 2013, I didn't have a problem in the world with this spectacular span. Super photo Marilyn.
Another super capture. The bridge looks like it dips way down, then comes up, like it gives the driver a chance to "take a little dip". The shot has a long span to it, quite dramatic, and your perspective really brings out the length of the river, while it also brings out the huge span of the bridge, crossing over that very length. Very dramatic seeing on your part. A dramatic, almost panorama of a shot. And I still can't get over how wide that river is.