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This is the underside of the bridge I posted the other day. There was a sign somewhere that said this is the highest bridge in the state*, something like 350 feet above the river. I believe it; scared me just being on it!!
*for the life of me, I can't remember WHAT state!! we hit so many cities and places on our trip it's all a blur to me. i'll have to ask marcos just where this is, though i'll bet someone out there knows!!!
I asked Marcos--this is the Crooked River Bridge in Oregon. One of most interesting things about it are the warning signs posted all over the place. The approach is flat, and you can't see anything till you're right at the barrier to those cliffs you see. The warnings tell you to keep your dogs on leashes, because sadly, many have taken off and gone off the edge. OMG, can you imagine how terrible that would be?
Comments (11)
Imagine what it must have been like to construct this! Terrifying just to look.
It's a bridge.....I can tell that much!
Wonderful capture great shadow line
Bien joué avec l'ombre.De beaux contrastes.
Very nice capture.
Looks to me like the Perrine Bridge in Twin Falls, Idaho (over the Snake River). I passed through there earlier this year...
Well, I certainly bet it isn't the Bridge Over the River Kwai. Excellent pic of that girded monster and its most imposing shadow, Maz. As for shadows, I post them from several sources quite often, that is, if you care to look.
I couldn't tell you where, but it is a lovely bridge and throws an excellent shadow! Well captured!
Well photographed.
Oh wow! I've got almost this exact same shot in my gallery. GMTA! :)
tara wrote "GMTA". I had to look that up. What's with all these abbreviations??? I never heard of GMTA. Ok, so here's my comment: GJIRLIYSDDMGCAPOVSPTRRGYSDDMOT. (great comment huh? and that was just the first sentence.) Ok, Again you cropped it so the bridge was way at the top, you emphasize the 'flatness' of the land up there, by making it practically the top frame of the image. And a long shadow cast through the middle and right of the shot---the bridge being at the left end. Really fine composition, Marilyn, like a big abstract. And the white of the bridge-top makes it stand out from everything around it. Good choices all around. And a scary looking place. I can understand the signs---if the land is that flat (we see it in the last shot too)---it would be easy to mistake the gorge for a little bump in the land. Pets could go off without having a clue. Fine thinking in this shot, fine composition.