Suspended Walkway

This walkway starts at the foreshore and ends in Hunter Street. It's slated for demolition so I thought I'd better photograph it before it's too late.

[Mary Siegle]

Wow! Just...wow! Stunning. I'm glad you got this shot before it was demolished.

[Graeme Stevens]

Excellent shot

[gloria jones]

Excellent leading lines, symmetry

[HelenM]

What great shapes it makes. Seems a shame to demolish it

[Sarah]

Great lines and angles

[Dawn]

Cool lines pity it's coming down

[The Intermittent Photographer aka Blue Rose]

Looks very modern. A wonderful capture

[Andy Wallis]

Great shot. And just a little eerie.

[Irene Marshall]

Great leading lines, you even managed to keep a beach theme with that touch of blue in the image Fav.

[belinda]

Great, strong composition. These sort of things should definitely be photographed for documentary reasons

[leggzy]

Fabulous leading lines, really draws the eye into the image

[Valerie Chesney]

Great capture, wonderful lighting. Seems a shame it will be demolished

[Bill Fenske]

Too bad they are going to destroy it. It is beautiful, and you really captured that beauty.

[Wendy]

What a beautiful walkway - too bad they are going to demolish it.

[Babs]

Oh no, how sad. I have photographed this walkway lots of times. It will be really sad to see it go. Typical developers, of course, they want to build on the railway don't they.

[Lynda McG]

Lovely pov and such a shame

[Jenfurj]

Great lines and angles.

[Jane Martin]

Very angular. Good sharp shot! Love it!

[Pyrrhula]

Great shot of symmetry and lines. fav.

[Bob]

Well done! Great shot!

[Cathie]

Very cool shot!

[Susiangelgirl]

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