My Topic of the week is "the bridges" because the architecture is a very complex but very captivating world and beautiful imagination. This bridge is in Seville and the architect is Santiago Calatrava. He made many bridge like Puente Oudry Mesly of creil (France), Milwaukee Art Museum Milwaukee (EEUU), Bridge of Woman, Buenos Aires (Argentina)...... (Thank you TwoPynts for your patience with me;) and sorry for my poor english! kiss) Good day all people and kisssssssss Valou

I.K.Brunel's railway bridge over the River Tamar 1859

Right behind Brunel's bridge is the more modern Tamar Road bridge. So two here for the price of one. lol

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Here's on from my part of the world...a bridge down at the port of Miami -- AND a bridge leading from the terminal to the cruise ship I was on. (see the diti) Great theme Valou...I hope we see many more lovely bridges. Sorry for the quality of this photo, it was taken with my old C3030 and not under optimal conditions. EDIT: Ah Pat, you beat me! That is quite an epic bridge there!

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Fabulous bit of history there Pat ! Wow that is some cruise terminal Kort - beats the one in Essex ;)

Mine is on the M25 London's orbital car park, this is 4am so it is a bit quieter then. You see the 4 lanes heading south, the 4 lanes heading north are in a tunnel underneath the Thames.

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Love that light Richard...thanks for the info too. =]

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Agh! no! I didn't think of that. I don't want to be first! Kort lets pretend it's the other way around, and you pick the next one. 4am Richard! by eck that's early to be up. Great choice for Simon Valou

Thank you newleaf, but you can say "thank you" to TwoPynts....because I didn't know the play "Simon" but him, he explained it to me ;) Great shots all people ;) good evening and kiss

LOL, if you insist Pat, thanks. =]

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Those are some neat bridges everyone. And what a great Simon Valerie. Unfortunatly we dont have that many bridges here....so heres one i already uploaded a photo of.

How come we say 'It's colder than hell outside' when isn't it realistically always colder than hell since hell is supposed to be fire and brimstone?
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Very good capture Andreas.. I like very much this bridge!!! kiss

Thank you Valerie. #:o)

How come we say 'It's colder than hell outside' when isn't it realistically always colder than hell since hell is supposed to be fire and brimstone?
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Zacko? say me if your bridge is the same of me? Before dying, my Father left me this photo, and I don't know where it is... Please, say me where is it

Ooh...that one looks sort of like mine...only flatter. Sorry i cant help you....do you know if it is from Sweden?

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I don't know anything about this bridge, the only thing is my father travelled very much.. Thank you ...KISSS

I'll just nick one from my gallery :P It's the bridge over the river Kwai

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Cool shots everyone,and a great idea for a 'simone',Valerie. This is the only bridge shot I've got...and you really don't see much of it...Oh well....Anyway,this is the bridge over the River Dee,on the grounds of Balmoral in Scotland.

Marlene <")

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kinda far off view of it but this bridge from St Joe Michigan was special to my heart. used to sail under it in my uncles boat the shatzi - when i was a kid .. it turns or rotates for the larger boats to come through .... i was always facinated by it as a child!

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ooo, very good shotss!!! with a lot of history ;)

wow, such an impressive bridges...

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I'd like to play too... just an "old" one from my gallery... I passed over the Millau viaduct shortly after its opening...

"In Life, as in Photography, things look much brighter, once you remove the lens cap"

Good choice of Simon topics. This is a bridge to Fort Langley.

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Here's mine....

Even if you choose not to choose, you still have made a choice

Think that bridge is tall... look at it from town

Even if you choose not to choose, you still have made a choice

Wow,so many great shots in this thread!!!!

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Some great bridges. Here is the largest bridge I have on file, it is so large, that is if you can see it, Lol...... Sorry, just had to play. Steve

One thing we all have to remember is there is only one upload per person. or these threads can get unviewable by anyone with dial up. Can even be taxing for a high speed connection. Sorry folks.

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The typical skinny highland road as I remember it,Steve.Love the bridge,lol.

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Well I had a good look for a photo of a bridge and couldn't find any :( That is until I came across this one ... well it's a bridge of sorts ... a foot bridge in a local garden, lol. Sorry can't comment on all the pics ... on dial up and haven't got the patience to wait :) Good news will be going on to broadband hopefully in the next couple of weeks ... can't wait!

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WOW!!! What a bunch of beautiful photos. This really was a killer-Simon. Brilliant choice Valerie. #:O)

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thanks Zackooooo!!!! :P

Many bridges to cross!

Speaking of Many Bridges..... the river Tyne at Newcastle. 4 bridges are visible in the photo, but there's another 2 among these that you can't make out.... (",)

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A beautiful small bridge, close to Captain Whidbey's Inn. Lots of weddings take place here... enjoy...

I am enjoying them, all of them. 8]

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