Sound Tube

On Citylink, over the Bolte Bridge, Melbourne, designed by Denton Corker Marshall to reduce noise pollution to nearby housing and businesses.

[Susan Wakely]

An interesting looking structure.

[Oli Lindenskov]

Great 👍😊

[George]

Amazing sight.

[Joan Robillard]

Fab

[Joanne Diochon]

Cool. Does it work?

[Jane Pittenger]

Fascinating

[Diana]

What a great capture of this fscinating bridge, I sure hope it helps.

[Babs]

Love it. fav.

[borof]

Interesting technical solution, clever shot.

[*lynn]

great photo! fav

[Margaret Brown]

Super lines and facinating technically.

[Korcsog Károly]

Great design and execution! Greatly photographed!

[Suzanne]

Thankyou all for your visit and comments. And in answer to the question of whether or not it works, yes it does.
@wakelys @mubbur @gaf005 @joansmor @gardencat @jgpittenger @ludwigsdiana @onewing @borof @lynnz @craftymeg @kork

[Phil Howcroft]

this is great I love your photo Suzanne

[Suzanne]

Thankyou. It's taken a few times driving through it to get that shot.
@phil_howcroft

[Call me Joe]

❤️👌⭐️

[Suzanne]

💐@joemuli

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Very cool! I like the curve of the sound proofing.

[John Falconer]

Great shot.

[Suzanne]

Your comments much appreciated.
@olivetreeann @johnfalconer

[Dorothy]

So interesting! New since I was in Melbourne. Hope it helped with noise pollution.

[Suzanne]

Thanks for your visit. It does indeed help with noise pollution. Built about 20 years ago.
@illinilass

[Madeleine Pennock]

This is another image that would work well as a square abstract. I would choose the left hand portion of the image and again, render in black and white! I hope you don’t mind my critique?

[Suzanne]

Of course I don't mind your critique. I shall think about your suggestion. Thanks.

A further comment: I find it hard to critique in case I offend, so I do doubly appreciate your willingness to offer constructive suggestions.
@marshwader

[Madeleine Pennock]

@ankers70 I think as long as you aren't rude. I would never say an image is rubbish. If I think one has little merit I pass over it, but if I see potential I make suggestions. It is of course how we all learn. We often see what is wrong with someone else's images but less so on our own. I have done image assessments, mentoring and run a specialist interest group in my camera club and I find that by critiquing (kindly) my own practice improves!

[Suzanne]

Thanks for your reply. Having a group t mentor and critique would be a great incentive to improvement.
@marshwader