Alum Chine Suspension Bridge by durleybeachbum
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from underneath
A different angle
Comments (19)
very impressive, love the DOF and the viw from under!
Super perspective..very dramatic
nice one
Super pic, another nice walk.
I love crossing suspension bridges.
This is one of those images where your eyes start to cross as you look at it. Nice capture and an original POV.
Nice shot. I reckon a lot of nuts walk over this spanner !!
weird but fascinating pov and view
That is good Andrea
If Boris Johnson sees it, he'll want to put hanging baskets on it. Cool POV!
Excellent shots.
Very nice capture Andrea. I like the POV very much.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Wonderful POV on these, love it!
Very cool POV, I love the feeling of wild greenery all around!
Very impressive pictures Andrea. I don't like heights so would find it very hard to walk across this amazing bridge.
Excellent perspective with the post box below. I hope that nobody was hurt with the taking of this photo!
Outstanding! I love the way the bridge just disappears when it gets to the other side. Marvelous angle! Looks sturdy enough, too. I'll have a go! :)
oh man, 4 full views (before me), I hope the viewers have large resolution on their monitors. It's just that it's that much better full size. Anyway, both versions of this are terrific---and both have that dissolving light on the edges; though in this version you have trees and green and street, etc; whereas in the flickr version you have just the bridge---it's a pure abstract. I love the intense light, and the almost quiet glow in the bridge itself. And the nature and road below it seems like a great gorge, in your pov---something to do with proportions. I love this, and when it first went up, I went, "wow!" (That's profound, isn't it? When Moses split the sea, did the Hebrews go "Wow!"???) Well "wow" is exactly what I felt. Love this shot.