Riverside North: distorted bridges

The second in my series which I introduced yesterday.

Here, the new footbridge is reflected in the glass of the Premier Inn and adds a bit of interest to the structure which is otherwise absent.

[Babs]

Love all the squiggly lines reflected in the glass. It makes a really interesting pattern.

[KWind]

Cool tones and lines.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Interesting capture- the white portions of the bridge almost look like writing.

[Gayle]

Very cool and interesting reflections...so much to see in this image. Especially nice viewed on black. :-)

[Kahsia]

Love the reflections. Too bad there are no people on it. You have a good eye for catching the unusual.

[Stephanie]

I like the blue tone. Quite amazing how many different lines there are in this picture too.

[Jorlam]

i'm a sucker for reflections and this is a beautiful one.. love all the twists and turns.. loving the blues.. Looks good now but even sharper and punchier on black..

[Helen Jane]

@onewing @kwind @olivetreeann @gaylewood @moonmtn @stephanies @jorlam thanking each of you for your different observations. I'm so sorry not to be giving more individual responses. As regards people - I had a couple of shots with people looking at the bridge, but no one on it. You can just make out the old town bridge in the background (and lower than the white one).

[Kas]

I like the abstractness (not a real word) of this and the blue tones.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Love the wavy reflections against the straight lines of the window frames and tones-

[*lynn]

love this ...unusual and original ...fav