59th st. bridge
by pchudno

Comment:
It was a dark and stormy looking photograph, and there's something (maybe from the lighting) in the left third/quad that looks like a heavy line running all the way from the sky to the water.

Return to Middle Age
by bcncrazy

Comment:
The first thing I really saw was the 'face' of the tower - two upper windows (eyes), center (nose) and gate (mouth). Very nice capture - I hope you specified the location in your details. It looks like one of the walled cities in Germany I saw last summer.

Backwoods Bridge
by kerrywc

Comment:
A suspension bridge in the woods - what a rare find. I like this panoramic shot, but it's a bit dark/over-sepiaed to my eye.

Extending Over the Severn Estuary
by Konador

Comment:
Taking a shot of a bridge from underneath that same bridge - not something that can usually be done easily. The view and framing are good, but the suspension span seems a bit either OOF or washed out, I can't really tell which.

Night Traffic on the John A. Roebling Bridge
by RLS

Comment:
A time-exposure shot - I think that's the only one I've seen in this challenge. This is done quite well - the only motion visible in the shot is the vehicle's trailing taillights.

Needles, CA. Train Bridge
by ISivic

Comment:
I wouldn't ride over this bridge, but it's a fairly nice photograph.

Doyle Rd. Bridge
by STEINR

Comment:
You're fortunate to have such a bridge available to you to photograph. I like the color contrast and pretty much everything about this photo. I also like those signs on the side of the bridge showing the 11'5" height in an area where there really shouldn't be any vehicles in the first place.

Concrete Cathedrals
by decoteau

Comment:
Your title provides a new way to think about the arches in bridge trestles, and I think creating a new viewpoint is a very good thing to do. I like the repeating effect created by your through-shot - i wonder if that part (not the bridge overall) could be a bit more centered - the second trestle looks off by the smallest amount.

Mother and Child crossing Drawbridge
by Azrifel

Comment:
This is one of those unique bridge shots that can really only be taken in a few areas. I like the background, and I like the ripple detail in the water. The people, however, are a bit dark and blend into the builiding directly behind them.

CHILD'S PLAY
by louie c

Comment:
Cute. Just cute. Nice detail level, and the train going over the top adds a nice touch of action and color.