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Bixby, bridge, Carmel, hoi an, new jersey, postaday photography, Princeton, viet nam, weekly photo challenge
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Following are photos that I took of bridges in my travels.
Bridge over Carnegie lake in Princeton, NJ.
New River Gorge bridge near Fayetteville, WV.
Bixby bridge at dusk, south of Carmel, CA.
Japanese bridge in Hoi An, Viet Nam.
Bridge to nowhere, in South Jersey. There is no road on the other side, only a dirt path and weeds.
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What a great collection of bridges 🙂
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Really like the first capture with the siunlight under the bridge and the “round” bridge
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What an impressive series, Wow!!
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Thank you Amy!
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I like the night shot with the streaking from the lights of the cars and the New River Gorge bridge best, but they’re all great.
BTW, I tested a 6D out in the camera store today against my 7D Mk II, the 6D is head and shoulders above the 7D at least in low light.
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Thank you Jerry. Your experience with the 6D is like mine. I use it for landscapes and people shots, especially when they are not still, as is the case with children.
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Hands down, my favorite here is the bridge in Hoi An, but the bridge to nowhere is a close second – such a nice, rustic feeling, and of course the description is appealing.
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The bridge to nowhere is relatively new and very good-looking. Thank you for your comments.
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the wooden bridge would be good in black/white. Great photos, Jim
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Thank you Jim. I’ll have to transform that one into a monochrome version. 🙂
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Wow. You have a nice collection of bridges here. I think we saw the first one during our stay in Princeton.
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Thanks Chris! If you come into Princeton, from US 1, you probably had to cross that bridge.
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That would be why it looked familiar. It’s pretty. Cheers!
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