Forms in Nature - The River Dee by jamibann

Forms in Nature - The River Dee

This river has changed form many times over the years - particularly after the floods of 2015 where it changed immensely. There is a footbridge, closer to the source of the river, which was left high and dry when the river opted to take a different path once the floods receded. That bridge has only recently been rebuilt - in the right place! I hope to pay a visit there very soon.

This photo documents the start point for our walk last Friday. I love this old bridge - only suitable for walkers today.
a must on black, superbly processed and composed
February 3rd, 2020  
Fabulous capture. Great details and processing.
February 3rd, 2020  
Great mono....
February 3rd, 2020  
I like bridges and this is a great one - I especially like the way that the foreground rocks both lead the eye into the image and anchor it.
February 3rd, 2020  
Beautiful scene
February 3rd, 2020  
Wonderful image!! Beautiful bridge!!
February 3rd, 2020  
Cool scene and processing
February 3rd, 2020  
Lovely low pov, gives it such context
February 3rd, 2020  
Lovely b&w image.
February 3rd, 2020  
Bep
Really beautiful.
February 3rd, 2020  
Lovely bw scene
February 3rd, 2020  
Tom
Fav..Love the composition, textures and tones of the rocks in the foreground and how they compliment the stone bridge..
February 3rd, 2020  
Lovely composition
February 3rd, 2020  
nicely done :)
February 3rd, 2020  
Lovely strong bridge with nice buttresses....a very fitting bridge for this lovely river. A grand walking bridge!
February 3rd, 2020  
The photo has lots of textures and patterns. The river is quite rocky as befits one in the mountains. What is the plate angled up toward the bridge at the left base of the right arch?
February 3rd, 2020  
@randystreat It's a bit of an optical illusion, Kathy, I think it's just the top of the bridge support (not sure of the technical term).
February 4th, 2020  
Lee
You say old bridge! My first thought was how new it looked. I guess it has weathered well. Lovely shot.
February 4th, 2020  
Terrific on black and very nice POV.
February 4th, 2020  
@gamelee Built in 1752, Lee! The 'new' bridge, which replaced it, was built in 1859! Amazing really, when you think about it.
February 5th, 2020  
Beautiful looking bridge
February 7th, 2020  
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