A Truss Bridge, One of the Few Remaining in This Area
Dec 28, 2020 17:32:06 #
This truss bridge is in western Delaware County, Indiana. I can’t distinguish if the design is Camelback or Pennsylvania; they are so close in looks.
Dec 28, 2020 17:39:31 #
jaymatt wrote:
This truss bridge is in western Delaware County, Indiana. I can’t distinguish if the design is Camelback or Pennsylvania; they are so close in looks.
Look Cool. Does not really matter to me what precise type it is as I'm in California and be it for foot, automobile or railroad they are probably just called truss bridges.
Dec 28, 2020 17:44:32 #
lamiaceae wrote:
Look Cool. Does not really matter to me what precise type it is as I'm in California and be it for foot, automobile or railroad they are probably just called truss bridges.
Thanks. Me either, really, but on a whim I looked up truss bridges and found a number of designs. Now I’m curious.
Dec 28, 2020 17:45:25 #
jaymatt wrote:
This truss bridge is in western Delaware County, Indiana. I can’t distinguish if the design is Camelback or Pennsylvania; they are so close in looks.
I love this picture! I am glad you did it in black and white.
Dec 28, 2020 17:46:12 #
Love the subject and composition. However, the tint/toning makes the snow look a little yellow on my monitor. Curious if you tried straight b&w?
Dec 28, 2020 18:04:31 #
Nice photo of a wonderful, old bridge. Most of the newer ones have no personality...
Dec 28, 2020 18:10:49 #
jaymatt wrote:
Thanks. Me either, really, but on a whim I looked up truss bridges and found a number of designs. Now I’m curious.
There is a great site called Bridgehunter.com You can look up the history and any information on any bridge.
Dec 28, 2020 18:12:45 #
jaymatt wrote:
This truss bridge is in western Delaware County, Indiana. I can’t distinguish if the design is Camelback or Pennsylvania; they are so close in looks.
Enjoyed this image John
Dec 28, 2020 18:18:24 #
Dec 28, 2020 18:26:16 #
Dec 28, 2020 18:27:49 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
Love the subject and composition. However, the tint/toning makes the snow look a little yellow on my monitor. Curious if you tried straight b&w?
I did, Linda, and it was a tossup--personal preference, I guess.
Thanks for taking a close look.
Dec 28, 2020 18:29:22 #
joecichjr wrote:
Nice photo of a wonderful, old bridge. Most of the newer ones have no personality...
Thanks, Joe. Appreciate the comment, and I agree.
Dec 28, 2020 18:30:00 #
JustJill wrote:
There is a great site called Bridgehunter.com You can look up the history and any information on any bridge.
Thanks; I’ll give that a try.
Dec 28, 2020 18:30:17 #
Dec 28, 2020 18:30:59 #
kpmac wrote:
An excellent image, John. B&W really works for this one.
Appreciate that, Ken.
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