Brandomil Bridge by Jaml

Photography • Architecture • posted on May 22, 2008

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Hola de nuevo!. Tras la violencia de ayer, para quitarnos el sabor a sangre de la boca y oler otra cosa y no la muerte, vamos de excursion entre hayas, robles y pinos cercados por la hiedra. Mientras los tilos y eucaliptos perfuman el ambiente con el sonido de las aves y el viento como fondo. Puente de Brandomil Brandomil es un pueblecito con menos de 1000 habitantes que se encuentra a 1 Km de aqui, pero tambien es el nombre de un gran caudillo celta del que se decia que tras su muerte fue enterrado en el Dolmen de Brandomil (Arca da Piosa). Realmente ese dia ibamos buscando el dolmen, pero fue imposible. Hasta dos veranos despues no lo conseguiriamos, pero eso es otra historia. El puente de Brandomil fue construido sobre el rio Xallas por los romanos en el tiempo en el que todos los caminos conducian a Roma y era de uso civil y militar. Posteriormente le usaron los Godos en su conquista, mas tarde los cristianos para llegar al final del Camino de Santiago. Actualmente la carretera principal que lleva a Brandomil, sigue pasando por el. Entorno suyo solo hay bosque tupido y el silencio que queda tras dos milenios de historia, roto solo por el canto de los pajaros y algun auto que lo atraviesa lentamente. Esta imagen esta realizada con diapositiva KodaChrome 100 ISO Camara: Konica TCX. Zoom 35-70 mm. Scan Epson Perfection 1250, 300 dpi. Manipulacion y postwork en Photoshop 7.2. TipografÃ�Âa: New Berolina MT Std Gracias a todos por vuestros comentarios y visitas. Juan Angel. Automatic translation: Hello again!. Following the violence yesterday, to remove the taste of blood from the mouth and smell something else and not death, we excursion between beeches, oaks and pines surrounded by ivy. While the lime trees and eucalyptus scent the atmosphere with the sound of birds and wind as the background. The Bridge of Brandomil Brandomil is a small village with fewer than 1000 inhabitants which is 1 km from here, but it is also the name of a great Celtic warlord who is after his death was buried at the Dolmen of Brandomil. Actually that day looking ibamos the dolmen, but it was impossible. Until 2 years next do not get, but that's another story. Brandomil The bridge was built by the Romans on the XallaÂ´s River in the time that all roads lead to Rome and was civil and military use. Later he used the Goths in his conquest, later Christians to reach the end of Saint-JacqueÃ�Â´s Way. Currently the main road leading to Brandomil, still going by. Setting his thick forest and there is only silence left after two millennia of history, broken only by the singing of birds and any car that crosses it slowly. This image is made with slide KodaChrome ISO 100 Camera: Konica TCX. 35-70 mm zoom. Scan Epson Perfection 1250, 300 dpi. MANIPULATING and postwork in Photoshop 7.2. Font: New Berolina MT Std Thank you all for your comments and views. Juan Angel.

Comments (42)

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efron_241

1:13AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

wow.. would be a great subject to turn into Poser Art... Fantastic bridge.. wonderful story.. Romans did great things.. they created beauty

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brycek

1:16AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

Outstanding..beautiful bridge!!

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koosievantutte

1:26AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

beautiful bridge - fine image and postwork

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Iceshark39

1:44AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

Absolutely beautiful! Well captured image!

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eportscreations

1:47AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

Beautiful!

MrsLubner

2:06AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

rich in color, composition and reflections! Stunning!

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ledwolorz

2:20AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

Fantastic composition and reflections.Beautiful bridge.

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jeroni

3:45AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

maravilloso reflejo amigo sin duda una gran foto

Ger50

3:53AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

such a wonderful view and painting look

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Bossie_Boots

5:07AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

Wow what a beautiful scene incredible capture and interesting narative thank you for sharing hugs lou x

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Nuria

5:30AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

Como dice Jeroni es una gran foto !! Si ya de por si el puente es impresionante, los reflejos y la vegetación que la rodean son preciosos.Cuantas historias, cuantas gentes, cuantas vidas podrían contarnos estas viejas piedras.... Enhorabuena por tu arte y por tu galeria y muchas gracias por tu comentario.Un abrazo desde Girona, Nuria

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Richardphotos

6:33AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

outstanding capture and presentation.lots of history there

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Danter

6:50AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

Que tranquilidad, dan ganas de hacer una escapada

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durleybeachbum

7:04AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

Excellent!

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timtripp

7:21AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

exquisite!

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Darkwish

7:23AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

Nice shot. Very well done

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UBATUBA

7:25AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

i agree beautiful image!

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CavalierLady

7:58AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

Beautiful image and post work!

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photogmark

8:19AM | Thu, 22 May 2008

wow, este es tan sereno. Me gusta el pequeño remiendo de rojo en el lado opuesto. Le da aquel toque del carácter. Gracias por la historia a propósito, amo esto. No tenemos aquellos amables de puentes o historia aquí. wow, this is so serene. I like the small patch of red on the far side. Gives it that touch of character. Thanks for the history by the way, I love that. We don't have those kind of bridges or history here.

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