Ft. Myers Bridge

[Shutterbug]

Beautiful leading line with a reflection.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

exceptional composition!

[Wendy]

@shutterbug49 thanks so much 😊

[Wendy]

@koalagardens bless you 🙏 thanks😊

[Danette Thompson]

Nice pov

[Wendy Bowden]

wonderful reflection shot

[Kathy A]

Wonderful reflections

[Casablanca]

What a glorious vista

[haskar]

Great composition and colours.

[Wendy]

@danette @wenbow @kjarn @casablanca @haskar bless you all. Thanks 💛

[Phil Howcroft]

spectacular span

[Dave]

Nice perspective and lines. Cool reflection, too.

[Wendy]

@phil_howcroft thanks Phil 😁

[Wendy]

@darchibald thanks 🙏

[sj.giesman]

Beautiful reflection with a Perfect leading line

[CC Folk]

Fab fav!

[Wendy]

@sjgiesman @gardenfolk Bless you both. Thanks.

[CC Folk]

I visited beautiful Fort Meyers only a few months before the tragic hurricane. We also went to Sanibel because we wanted to go to the Sanibel Shell Show but found out we were a day early with no hotel, change of clothing and a dog with us. We missed the show and then the next year, it had to be cancelled due to the destruction. And now, the place my friend rented every year in Indian Rocks Beach has been torn down for condos. Such is life. :(

Do you live in Ft. Meyers?

[Wendy]

@gardenfolk That's horrible. I did live in fort Myers. Worked at Shell Point. It's not a place for shells. It's a retirement community right before the Sanibel bridge. My son lives there and a few other relatives. I moved 3.5 hours away, near Orlando in Apopka now. That area is one of my favorite places. I return as often as possible.