Reflective bridge

This is Warrnambool's Woollaston bridge built in 1890 originally as a private entrance to an estate. It's an example of an early cable bridge. It is now for pedestrians only, with a concrete traffic bridge on the other side.

[Nic Sturgis]

Nice sharp pop.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Atranquil scene with the gorgeos reflections in the quiet waters !

[Joan Robillard]

Beautiful

[Peter]

Wonderful reflections, colours, light and composition Denise:)

[sally agnew]

Lovely sharp reflections, an interesting looking bridge.:)

[Joyce]

Beautiful reflection

[Margaret Snell]

Beautiful scenery, lovely reflections

[judith deacon]

Lovely scene and reflections.

[Carole Sandford]

Lovely scene, great reflections.

[Lee-Ann]

Nice reflections.

[Lou Ann]

Wonderful composition, what a great bridge.

[Jane Anderson]

A very pretty place to walk and take photos!

[Bep]

Lovely sharp reflections.

[Candace]

I am happy they turned it to a ped only bridge, love it when that happens!

[Merrelyn]

A lovely shot of your beautiful bridge, great reflections 😊

[Diana]

A wonderful capture and reflections.

[gloria jones]

Wonderful capture with great clarity, relfections

[Issi Bannerman]

Wow, what an amazing bridge and such a cool reflection.

[Elizabeth]

Beautiful mirror-like reflection!

[carol white]

A lovely composition and great reflections. Fav!! 😀

[*lynn]

great clarity and colors

[Gayle]

Beautiful shot! Wonderful reflections! :-)

[Pyrrhula]

A great shot of this nice bridge , the beautiful river and borders and the reflections.
( If the dyke gets a leak we put our finger in the hole.)

[Milanie]

Must have been a rather grand entrance - still quite pretty.

[Rachel]

Beautiful reflection, it looks rather grand.

[Rick]

Nice capture.

[Tony]

Great capture and perfect POV to take in the whole scene. Fav

[Margo]

Looks familiar. Nice shot

[Wylie]

unusual bridge, makes for nice reflections

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Very nice shot

[Louise & Ken]

That's quite an impressive bridge to "an estate"!

[Denise Wood]

@pyrrhula Thank Ferry :) And I know that story of Peter and the Dyke very well :)