17 thoughts on “Bridge #1”

1. Wonderful black & white, Brian.

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   1. Glad you like it Lois. I think I might just keep posting B&W bridges for the month 🙂

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2. Right, this black and white image is great. I live in the city that has the most bridges in the world, and I love bridges. A series would be lovely.

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   1. I am guessing it’s not Venice or I would be in so much envy.
      Had to look to find 446 bridges!!!! Must be so wet most of the time 🙂

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3. I do like a bridge with an element of danger to it!

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   1. I just looked from afar 🙂

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4. Very nice bridge! The B&W paired with the rickety bump really make this photo.

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   1. Thanks, I thought B&W worked much better with this bridge and its wonky deck 🙂

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5. It has, but it makes for a super monochrome image!

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   1. Thanks Sarah 🙂 🙂

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6. yikes – probably not one to cross then even on foot!

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   1. It wasn’t as bad as it looked for walking. I was on the new bridge taking photos 🙂

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      1. Ah okay!

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7. I love a good bridge!

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   1. So do I 🙂 🙂

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8. Reblogged this on The Bridgehunter's Chronicles and commented:
   Here’s a very unusual wooden deck truss bridge located in Australia, courtesy of bushboys. Any ideas when it was built, let alone what the bridge type is? Feel free to comment. Thanks! 🙂

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   1. I really should have included a bit of info
      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenterfield_Creek_railway_bridge,_Sunnyside

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