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Covered Foot Bridge
© Jimbobedsel
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Uploaded: 09/26/15 12:44 AM GMT
Covered Foot Bridge
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The bridge goes over Vickery Creek in Roswell, Georgia.
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::tigger3
09/26/15 12:56 AM GMT
Jim, I'm a big fan of the old bridges of days gone by. This is a marvelous image, your touch of editing was perfect, and well composed as well. tigs=^..^=
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Been a while since I seen one of these fine old bridges on here!...
Thanks for this!....A great vantage view and composition!
Thanks for this!....A great vantage view and composition!
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I saw this on google maps from above. It looks nicer close up. Thanks for showing us this bridge. I like it.
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This is an excellent shot of this bridge. Well framed and done.
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A rare sight now-a-days to see such a bridge Jimbob. Nicely composed and well taken shot. The greenery behind looks nice too.
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A covered bridge is an unknown phenomenon in my country as most of our (historical) bridges are draw bridges (imagine a covered draw bridge, lol), so you've captured a pretty rare scene to me. I love it the more that it's captured very well. Very good shot mate!
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Looks like a walking path to me--my kind of trail. Plus I've always been a sucker for repetitive lines and those timbers lend themselves very nicely to photography. Inviting image, Jim.
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A gorgeous bridge to take a stroll over. Beautiful setting, lines and texture.
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I like everything about this Jim - lines, textures and POV of the shot - simply excellent photography.
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Its a wonderful bridge. Is it still being used? A nature path on the other side of it would be neat.
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Beautifully structured covered bridge Jimbob - nicely composed - Great Capture!!!:-):-):-)!!
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It looks to be quite long and this is a very nice shot of it.
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That's a good capture of that foot bridge Jimbob. There are a few here in Alabama and the one that this resembles is in Blount County. It just really makes me think of the earlier days of these old wooden bridges. It is sad but some of them close to where I live were not restored for historical purposes.
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A beautiful covered bridge, JimBob. I like the open sides allowing the walkers to view the creek below. The angle You've chosen for this shot gives the viewer a marvelous view of the entire bridge. Good work.
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I absolutely love Covered Bridges of all kinds and this one is Fabulous. Marvelous scene and looks magical, fantastic post work
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Great angle you took this from. What's on the other side? I'm on my way to find out.
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A great looking bridge. Good composition of the photo.
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