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"BRIDGES NEAR YOU." Thread.

Godsentme · 2011-03-17 04:00:31

How about posting pics of bridges near where you live? no comments, only titles. The Suir bridge, Waterford.

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#52 21-03-2011 5:21am

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This pedestrian bridge connects Nebraska and Iowa over the Missouri River; the only bridge to connect 2 US States.

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#53 21-03-2011 1:01pm

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Mel fan wrote: »

the only bridge to connect 2 US States

Not even close to true Plenty of bridges over the Hudson and the Potamac, to take America's two best known cities

Here's a few old ones of mine (:

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#54 21-03-2011 4:21pm

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Telchak wrote: »

Not even close to true Plenty of bridges over the Hudson and the Potamac, to take America's two best known cities

Apologies! Sgould have read the LONGEST bridge to link 2 States.

I should double check my sources..

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#55 21-03-2011 5:12pm

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Milford Cross, Carlow

Gorsebridge, Kilkenny

Grauige Bridge, Carlow

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#56 21-03-2011 7:37pm

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Scarawalsh Enniscorthy..

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#57 21-03-2011 8:04pm

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Bridge over the Liffey at the strawberry beds from Palmerstown to Farmleigh

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#58 21-03-2011 8:14pm

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used for workmen to enter the guinness estate, actually, back when farmleigh was part of it.

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#59 21-03-2011 8:25pm

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magicbastarder wrote: »

used for workmen to enter the guinness estate, actually, back when farmleigh was part of it.

Thanks, I didn't know that. I believe it also featured in a movie called "The Blue Max". I think that was the name of it and would have been made in the 60's or 70's.

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#60 21-03-2011 8:52pm

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#61 21-03-2011 9:38pm

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Mel fan wrote: »

Apologies! Sgould have read the LONGEST bridge to link 2 States.

I should double check my sources..

Not true either Could it be longest pedestrian bridge to connect two states? :L

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#62 21-03-2011 9:46pm

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#63 22-03-2011 1:05am

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Liam Mellowes bridge near where I work

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okmqaz42 wrote: »

The Boyne suspension Bridge

Where were you standing, out of curiousity?

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#65 22-03-2011 2:34am

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I didnt realise i had so many bridge photos until now.

The Ha'penny bridge,

Stephens Green Bridge,

Samuel Beckett Bridge,

Railway Bridge, Custom House.

2 railway bridges, The structure in the foreground is a lifting canal bridge.

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#66 22-03-2011 1:51pm

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Tere is this really old bridge in the woods near my. Looks like a river went through it a long time ago. don't have a photo of it. never had the camera with me when i'v gone pass it.

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#67 22-03-2011 4:51pm

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Some of these shots are fantasitic.

I tried to shoot the Sam Beckett bridge in Dublin recently but all I got was blur.

I was using a tripod, but perhaps my settings were off.

It was night time and all I got was blurry, out of focus shots.

Any tips/hints to shooting these kind of shots, especially in low light conditions - what apperture/shutter speed would be the best etc?

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#68 22-03-2011 5:04pm

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Hecklar wrote: »

I didnt realise i had so many bridge photos until now.

The Ha'penny bridge,

I really think this is a fantastic shot of the Ha'penny Bridge, it just does it all for me.

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#69 22-03-2011 5:41pm

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Seasoft wrote: »

I really think this is a fantastic shot of the Ha'penny Bridge, it just does it all for me.

thanks, I'm glad you like it,
It was taken a couple of years ago and much like everyone else, I had done the side view thing to death and instead wanted to photograph the bridge as we always see it, but rarely photograph it.

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#70 25-03-2011 1:55am

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#71 25-03-2011 2:07am

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Telchak wrote: »

Not true either Could it be longest pedestrian bridge to connect two states? :L

Yes, I guess you are right
Are you like a comic book guy for bridges?

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#72 25-03-2011 3:41am

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This was my Ha'penny Shot.

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#73 25-03-2011 10:40am

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Daly's Bridge, Cork.

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#74 25-03-2011 12:10pm

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Love these old bridges in the Docklands

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#75 25-03-2011 2:16pm

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#76 25-03-2011 9:45pm

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love this thread
thanks to all who take time to post wonderful pics
keep it up
meercat

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#77 26-03-2011 6:47am

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Halpin Bridge, Wicklow Town.

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#78 26-03-2011 9:31am

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Where were you standing, out of curiousity?

Sorry KKV just spotted that now, I parked on the roundabout at the Slane(n51) exit and setup on the bridge.

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#79 26-03-2011 1:03pm

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light & shadow by gezzajax, on Flickr

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#80 27-03-2011 9:50am

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OREGATO wrote: »

Some of these shots are fantasitic.

I tried to shoot the Sam Beckett bridge in Dublin recently but all I got was blur.

I was using a tripod, but perhaps my settings were off.

It was night time and all I got was blurry, out of focus shots.

Any tips/hints to shooting these kind of shots, especially in low light conditions - what apperture/shutter speed would be the best etc?

If your shots were blurred, then it is down to movement/camera shake, maybe your tripod is not sturdy enough, even the slightest breeze can wobble a tripod, the mirror lifting can cause shake, use mirror lock up, pushing the shutter can cause shake, use a remote release or timer. Hope this helps some?

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#81 27-03-2011 10:00am

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Samuel Beckitt Bridge, done to death I know

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#82 27-03-2011 2:31pm

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Footbridge near Longwood. The flying insect on the right is actually dirt on my sensor

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#83 27-03-2011 2:32pm

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Footbridge over the Trimblestown River, near Trim.

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#84 27-03-2011 2:34pm

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Bective Bridge over the Boyne.

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#85 27-03-2011 9:22pm

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Buncrana, Co. Donegal

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#86 28-03-2011 1:31am

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From my Hotel Room last time I was in London.

Tower Bridge

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#87 28-03-2011 10:30pm

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Thanks WW. I know its there, can't seem to clean it off. Doesn't appear on bright colours. Its just a Finepix I carry around. G.

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#88 28-03-2011 11:06pm

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kev_Longshanks100 wrote: »

Buncrana, Co. Donegal

Could you tell us how you did this? Did you setup the light? What kit? settings? Tks

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#89 28-03-2011 11:14pm

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Greystones, not sure if the developers tore it down before abandoning the place!

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#90 29-03-2011 5:13pm

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dnme wrote: »

Could you tell us how you did this? Did you setup the light? What kit? settings? Tks

Only seeing this now.....now problem.
Have a read of this http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=70063034 and it should explain most of it...

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#91 29-03-2011 5:19pm

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kev_Longshanks100 wrote: »

Only seeing this now.....now problem.
Have a read of this http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=70063034 and it should explain most of it...

Magic, well done to you.

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#92 30-03-2011 10:55am

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This was close at the time as I was returning from World Superbikes in Donington, I had time to kill before catching the ferry in Holyhead, so I stopped to take a few shots of this bridge.

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#93 30-03-2011 1:19pm

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Beck Bridge, at Cottingley.
Near where the famous Cottingley Fairies were claimed to have been seen.

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#94 31-03-2011 12:46am

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This one is fairly close to to me and it has been photographed to death, but this is my attempt at the Boyne Valley motorway bridge.

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#95 31-03-2011 1:10am

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foamcutter wrote: »

This was close at the time as I was returning from World Superbikes in Donington, I had time to kill before catching the ferry in Holyhead, so I stopped to take a few shots of this bridge.

Is that Clifton?

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#96 31-03-2011 1:19am

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@dnme It's the Menai Straits Suspension Bridge, you can see it when travelling from Anglesey to the mainland.
wikipedia info link

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#97 31-03-2011 1:29am

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foamcutter wrote: »

@dnme It's the Menai Straits Suspension Bridge, you can see it when travelling from Anglesey to the mainland.
wikipedia info link

Wow, isn't it very similar to the Clifton Suspension Bridge, I wonder is it another Brunell?

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#98 31-03-2011 6:34pm

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Winter version

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#99 31-03-2011 6:36pm

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.....and Summer version :

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#100 31-03-2011 6:53pm

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Morrisseeee wrote: »

.....and Summer version :

I adore this. The light, the framing and the content transport me to my childhood although I can't pinpoint a time or place specifically. It's beautiful, well done.

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#101 31-03-2011 7:13pm

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Two from Drogheda:

and two from when I lived in Vancouver:

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