It is interesting to look at how they attempted to construct this span using a laminated arch.
You can walk through the bridge. Since the sun was going down when I arived I wanted to take advantage of the light. When I got to the other side of the bridge, I was in for a little surprise.
A film crew was shooting a documentary. They were happy to have me watch. I did chat with the crew and left them with my card. They were supposed to send me a link to the movie's website. I'll be damned, they never did. If any one knows what this was all about, please let me know! I'd like to see the film some day.
The crew very quietly, frantically signals a car not to pass in the middle of the shot. A man with a rain stick soaks the actor standing outside of the car.
An reflection abstract.
I love this shot. Notice the rope swing on the far side hanging from the bridge.
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Brilliant photos.
Sydney - City and Suburbs
WOW!! That is old Steve. Beautiful reflection too.
Hey Steve to bad they didn't need any extras. This could have been your big break....LOL
Another of your brilliant covred bridge photoessays with your great backstage shot of the filming thrown in. What an adventure and obviously you were in the right spot at the right time.
Lovely photos and fun for you to watch the filming. My favorite is the last photo of the birdge and reflection is awesome.
Beautiful and awesome!
"My Post Here"
What a magical place!
Hi Steve,
Too bad you did not manage to get a ride in this nice car, and too bad they did not tell you what movie or documentary it was... As always beautiful shots of your area. I love the reflection shot a lot!
Your reflection photo was especially engaging - turn it 180 and you could have a Seurat or Monet or other abstractionist. Interesting about the film crew; nothing in the local paper about any filming.
Such unusual structures Steve. The abstract is brilliant.
Great post and really interesting interatcion with the film crew. Love the abstract Steve!Great photos!
Like you my favorite shot is the final one, with the rope swing. I have to say, I'm surprised after all these years some kids haven't burned the bridge down.
Great sign about the speed limit ... horses at a walk and cars 10 mph. That's old!
A most excellent bridge!
What Chris said!
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