The A. Murray MacKay Bridge

This shot is taken from the Dartmouth side looking towards Halifax.

The A. Murray MacKay Bridge locally known as "the new bridge" is a suspension bridge linking the Halifax Peninsula with Dartmouth, NS and opened on July 10, 1970. The reason it’s called the new bridge is: we have two bridges, the “old bridge” is the Angus L. Macdonald opened in April 2, 1955.

Here is a shot from the opposite side from March 17th: http://365project.org/novab/365/2015-03-17

Thanks for your positive words of encouragement and have a great day!

[john morley]

Striking structure, looks imposing in B&W...

[Charleen]

Great structure! Love local stories and names. I think it will be "the new bridge" for a long time!

[Kerri Michaels]

nice

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Wonderful shot, Nova.

[Evil Heather]

Great lines!

[Nicole]

This is fabulous! love it in monochrome!

[The Intermittent Photographer aka Blue Rose]

Great urban landscape shot

[Peter Grave]

Wonderful capture.

[Kim]

Awesome capture, and love it in B&W!

[Stephanie Swift]

Great pov; I like the way part of the city is framed by the bridge.

[Maggie]

Perfect pov and a super b&w image.

[Nova]

@jack4john @cgribben @moviegal1 @mittens @lookitsz @nicoleterheide @bluerose15 @peterlgrave @kimdavis @tristansmum @snaphappi

Thanks so much for your kind words. I forgot to respond this morning as I was spending all my time looking at everyone pictures. :)

[GaryW]

Very cool B&W shot! Love the lines and curves.

[Bernard d'Brienu]

Excellent photo.
Thank you very much for all the kind comments on my photos

[Nova]

@bernard Thanks for checking out my project Bernard and your kind words. :) PS: you are most welcome as I enjoy your images too.