Under Morpeth Bridge

We have been out with the walking group today and then out for lunch and just got home. I will check out today's photos later but for now I will finish the Morpeth photos.

It was much easier taking this photo underneath the bridge as we walked along the riverbank. At least we didn't have to check out traffic as we did with yesterday's shot.

I did nearly tread on a water dragon though that was next to the bridge. He wasn't going to move, and I didn't spot him until I got very close. I did take a photo of him and then he wandered off down the riverbank.

[Kathy]

I like the lines vertical, horizontal and diagonal.

[*lynn]

cool shot

[eDorre]

Terrific lines

[KoalaGardens🐨]

wow

[Annie D]

Nicely composed with a building on either side

[Diana]

Fabulous capture with wonderful lines and symmetry.

[Rob Z]

Another fabulous pov to catch so many interesting components.

[Boxplayer]

Interesting structural details

[Brian]

Love the structural details

[Issi Bannerman]

Nice structure.

[Nigel Rogers]

Clever, neat construction techniques

[Joan Robillard]

Good capture

[Casablanca]

I love the underneaths of bridges. don't know why! But they interest me. What is a water dragon?

[Susan Wakely]

Great structure and pov.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Great pov , and great structural detail , hope you did not have to go on your knees to achieve this !

[Valerie Chesney]

A great capture..

[John Falconer]

Great Point of View.

[Babs]

@casablanca I will post the water dragon from Morpeth in a few days, but as they say in Blue Peter 'here is one I prepared earlier'
http://365project.org/onewing/2022/2023-04-24

[Peter Dulis]

nice one :)

[Dione Giorgio]

Lovely capture. People rarely see shots taken from this pov. I like it though, it shows the strong supports of the bridge which people normally do not bother to see. Sorry for the water dragon but it seems he wasn't hurt after all.

[Mags]

Great opposing lines! Nicely done.

[Christine Sztukowski]

Wonderful patterns and pov

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lots of great shapes and I like your pov.

[Beverley]

Nice one

[carol white]

Great POV

[Pat Knowles]

Fascinating to see the strong structure under that bridge. Very reassuring to see how string it is….rather beautiful in its own way Babs!

[Judith Johnson]

I have to do a double take when I see the name of a place I recognise and used to live near. Of course it isn't the Morpeth I know. Great pov though!

[Margaret Brown]

Super pov!

[Islandgirl]

Great pov!

[Pyrrhula]

Great view and capture of this nice bridge and repair construction.

[Shutterbug]

I love your capture of the symmetry.

[Rick]

Nice capture.

[Babs]

@randystreat @lynnz @edorreandresen @koalagardens @annied @radiogirl @ludwigsdiana @robz @boxplayer @briaan @jamibann @nigelrogers @joansmor @wakelys @happysnaps @johnfalconer @pdulis @sangwann @marlboromaam @365projectorgchristine @mittens @beverley365 @carolmw @happypat @craftymeg @radiogirl @pyrrhula @shutterbug49 @rickster549 Thanks. The bridge has recently been repaired to strengthen it, so it should last for another couple of hundred years now.

@beryl No I didn't have to get on my knees.

@busylady We have a lot of English place names here and I always think of ours now rather than the UK equivalent.

[Yao RL]

Looks like an adventure going down there.

[Kathy A]

I like all the lines

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Nicely captured! I'd rather look out for cars than water dragons! (o;

[Olwynne]

Great pov

[Madeleine Pennock]

I love the underside of bridges and this one is no different, although this one would definitely be stronger in black and white, possibly removing the sky unless you can get some more detail out of the sky.