Millennium Bridge - the under-carriage by Meisiekind
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This is the bottom of the Millennium Bridge - more an artsy image than anything else. I promise I will move on now! I was just fascinated by the architecture.
Comments (17)
This is a great capture - it is a bit artsy but functional artsy
Awesome POV
I think it's great and I love all your photos of it!
This has been a great series.
Beautiful Shot,
Wonderful capture Carin. God bless.
A most interesting and unusual shot! How did you get under the bridge in order to take this photo? Rather amazing. Keep up the good work. This is fascinating! :-)
I love the architectural style and perspective
I really like this shot, because of the symmetry, but also because of the houses in the distance :)
I can imagine what you mean about the architecture! this perspective shows a special view onto bridge and town 😊
I like the POV very much. Beautiful capture Carin.
I've always been fascinated by what a river might look like without the water. I mean....I would love to see this bone dry!!!!! Our famous river here is The Yarra. During a hot spell a few years ago, it almost dried up. I had imagined I would see an inner city river with dead bodies, old cars etc at the bottom....but all I saw was perfect clean sand!
Beautifully bisected capture, Carin. About as close to being a kaleidoscopic shot without being a kaleidoscopic shot. And, I thought at first glance that this was the undercarriage of an airliner that had just landed at Heathrow.
A very interesting and intriguing scene....
wonderful work
You seem to be magnetically drawn to the same spots, did you get goose-flesh standing where I have stood LOL! I must find some of those images, and repost them. I did exactly the same shot here, so did Dee hehe!
Hey - great minds do after all think alike!
well it's artsy, but it's wonderful photography too. You got a luminous glow in the elements which join the bridge to the concrete abutment (in the water): It glows like there's some force inside it. And the nearly bleached sky makes a wonderful contrast to the deep dark shadows of the under-bridge. As does the nearly level skyline (something you don't see alot of on Chicago's waterfront). A really fine longitudinal shot, with wonderful light at the point where bridge meets concrete.