Come on over the dark side of the bridge, we have cookies...and quite possibly a large amount of rain.
This is the Te Rewa Rewa bridge, Waiwakaiho (do not attempt to pronounce unless completely sober) in New Plymouth. The design is meant to symbolise both whale bones and the surf, and this bridge forms part of our local 8km long super fab and groovy Coastal Walkway.
I am a confirmed and certifiable nutbar with a penchant for skulls, bones, blood, guts, fire and anything slightly peculiar and mostly bizarre. I also...
@annied Thanks very much, the walkway itself is superb and always full of people, walking, biking, whatever really and there are often coffee carts scattered along it too @georgiat Thanks very much, it was an ominous kind of day @juliedduncan Thank you so much @vignouse Why thank you kind sir @eyeamlisa Thanks very much, always appreciated @golftragic Thanks very much, there are sculptures scattered along the walkway as well, although they do close parts of it in high seas @pittcj17 Thank you very much @rebecka Thank you so much @daneau Thank you very much indeed, and you're more than welcome :) @cailts Thank you very much, appreciated.
@chippy1402 thank you very much @mzzhope thanks very much :) @louuncouth it's a very cool bridge @dide thanks very much, it's a fairly iconic bridge @jess1204 thank you again :) @ceilidh thanks, so do I...it just needs more chocolate...or something @andrewkru thanks very much @deliad thank you, the clouds helped a lot
What a strange and mysterious bridge! I think it does look like whale bones and love how it leads you to the dark side of the bridge! Now tell me, what type of cookies do you have? :)
@lilminimonka thanks very much...the bit about the cookies is a lie, we just want more people on the dark side! @livvy thank you so much...it was done on a slow shutter speed with a couple of filters on the lens as well and then I added a little shadow in the processing to darken either side of the bridge @roseolivia thank you very much @wearing0 thanks very much :)
@georgiat Thanks very much, it was an ominous kind of day
@juliedduncan Thank you so much
@vignouse Why thank you kind sir
@eyeamlisa Thanks very much, always appreciated
@golftragic Thanks very much, there are sculptures scattered along the walkway as well, although they do close parts of it in high seas
@pittcj17 Thank you very much
@rebecka Thank you so much
@daneau Thank you very much indeed, and you're more than welcome :)
@cailts Thank you very much, appreciated.
@mzzhope thanks very much :)
@louuncouth it's a very cool bridge
@dide thanks very much, it's a fairly iconic bridge
@jess1204 thank you again :)
@ceilidh thanks, so do I...it just needs more chocolate...or something
@andrewkru thanks very much
@deliad thank you, the clouds helped a lot
@denisefuller thank you, appreciated as always
@livvy thank you so much...it was done on a slow shutter speed with a couple of filters on the lens as well and then I added a little shadow in the processing to darken either side of the bridge
@roseolivia thank you very much
@wearing0 thanks very much :)