Algebuckina Bridge Vanishing Point

Looking along the length of the Algebuckina bridge.

The multiple tracks is to allow the bridge to carry trains of different railway gauges. For O/S 365ers, don't ask why it was necessary to cater for different gauge railways. :-(

Best on black.

See the background to this series of postings at http://365project.org/terryliv/365/2015-08-12

[Sam]

What a great POV! FAV

[sally agnew]

Very cool perspective, love the different gauges :)

[Mona]

Great leading lines and pov. Amazing shot!

[Denise (lyndemc)]

Instant FAV. The converging lines, the symmetry of the red metal sidings, the absolutely endlessness of the rail line — it's all great. Makes me want to jump a train the next train and see where this track leads.

[Rachel]

Ah, Australia and the different gauges! Excellent pov, I love this shot.

[Babs]

Super shot, love the symmetry and the perspective.

[Wylie]

great colours and lines, guess you didn't have to worry about the train coming by! fav.

[Leana Niemand]

Very cool.

[ShirleyB]

Lovely POV. It looks a very long bridge. Interesting information about the different gauges.

[Debbie]

Infinity and beyond... excellent shot. Fav

[Sara R]

Love this!! Great lines!

[PhylM-S]

Awesome shot! love the leading lines to the horizon. Wonderful!

[Kane Arlow]

Great lines. And yes, it is a very silly reason.

[Kerry McCarthy]

Terrific!

[Islandgirl]

Love the leading lines to no where!

[Jenny Mallett]

Great shot, love the converging lines.

[Margo]

Great capture here

[Barb Newcomb]

Great POV. Well done on knowing the name of the bridge.

[Taffy]

I like both, but the b&w really pops for me.

[Denise Wood]

Never ending :)

[Ron]

Holy cow! Those are long converging lines. Perfectly captured!

[Sheralee S]

Love the converging lines.