The Bridge that is 117 years old

This is not that old in 'world' years but is in "NZ' years. It spans the great Clutha river that helps with our energy use at the moment! This is Sadie cruising up there towards the Central Otago hills

[Taffy]

Instant fav! I love the symmetry and the grains in processing.

[Dinah Pinkston]

Awesome perspective; this is a wonderful composition! How interesting to have a bridge that old still in use.

[belinda]

great symmetry and lines in this. looks like an interesting old bridge.

[Darlene]

I love it. What a great photo. Love your processing, Maggiemae. FAV

[Pam Knowler]

Wonderful shot Maggiemae! Great pov! Always interesting to read your narratives. I love travelling around NZ with you both and Sadie of course. Did you walk across the bridge? It looks too narrow for two way traffic!

[Maggiemae]

@pamknowler Yes it was a one way bridge, Pam! When it was built they probably only had horses and carts. I was standing here and had to run to get in the car because another car came up behind me!

[Ron]

Really nice. Looks like the bridge goes on forever. I'm sure the car in back of you was thinking, "crap, another one of those crazy 365 people."

[Keri]

I like the lines. The colour is pretty cool for a bridge too.

[Dianne]

NIce composition - I will miss Central, as my two sisters who lived there have moved!

[Graeme Stevens]

Great shot

[Beryl Lloyd]

A great pov capturing the strong looking bridge as it spans the width of this great river ! Gosh you had to sprint a fair distance to catch up with Sadie !!-- I can just imagine the thoughts of the car driver behind you !!

[Jacquie]

Very interesting composition; lots to look at.

[Bep]

Really nice shot. Fav.

[hazel haver]

good shot

[Barb]

Cool shot Maggie.

[Rick Schies]

What a beauty for its age

[gloria jones]

Superb leading line, depth in this shot...neat looking bridge

[katy]

I hope John is driving Sadie and that she's not just cruising on her own! You can tell this is an old Bridge because it was built at a time when one-way traffic was all there was! It's a fabulous perspective and a terrific looking bridge!

[richard saffold]

117 would be old in my area. we still have some rr bridges that look similar.

[Gena Pegg]

Love how Sadie is framed by the blue of the bridge. Great pov perspective.

[Rosie Kerr]

What an excellent bridge... love the lines, the saturated colors, the POV, the symmetry and Sadie (for scale).

[Julie Chapa]

Great image! Fav.

[Graham Thresher]

Love the lines and structure.

[Ann Williams]

A very interesting structure. Love all the different shapes within the rails.

[Whysu]

Lovely pov

[Zita]

I love the subtle contrast of blue and orange and the pov is so awesome.

[Anita Campbell]

Nice shot....... Like your POV

[Sally Ings]

What an interesting looking bridge. Great leading lines and colour

[Jennifer Ruge]

A neat looking bridge!

[PhotoCrazy]

Nicely captured!!

[ShirleyB]

Great POV, It looks to be a long bridge.

[Clare Gadsby]

Great symmetry and colour

[Daisy Miller]

Great POV and color.

[Skip Tribby - ​🖖]

Looks to be a rather long one way bridge. Are there four spans?

[Kim Harper]

Those big blue arms look like they're carrying Sadie right over the water! Great pov.

[Maggiemae]

@skipt07 It's a a four span steel truss bridge, Skip!

[Maggiemae]

@ishutter ....and don't forget me trying to run with a camera round my neck!

[Skip Tribby - ​🖖]

@maggiemae - If only there were another photographer around to capture you running!

[Lee]

Without the car it would be difficult to realise how big the bridge is. Good shot.

[Shari]

Love the colour and leading line.

[Gillian]

Love the symmetry.

[bmnorthernlight]

Great lines!

[Lyn Todd]

I like the pov you chose for his Maggiemae

[Jen Hudson]

Great pov and lines leading through.

[Sandy]

Wonderful composition and leading lines, and you do such a great job with your processing. FAV

[Sylvia du Toit]

Beautiful lines.