This is the Irene Hixon Whitney Bridge, the artist is Siah Armajani from the Twin-Cities. The bridge is located in Minneapolis and is an amazing work of art.
The suspension bridge crosses 16 lanes of traffic from the Walker Art Center's Sculpture Garden to Loring park.
The first time I crossed this bridge I missed out on part of the crossing, there's a poem by John Ashbery on the beams running the length of the bridge. The poem is partly visible in this photo.
Nice symmetry in this shot, and then the breaking of it by the shadows. It almost looks like a well lit tunnel, but is a bridge...
ReplyDeletehey ev, like this photo a lot, night shooting has always been a favorite. Is this digital or film?
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ReplyDeleteThe bridge is truly a work of art, there are many things that give you weird feelings about it.
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ReplyDeleteI have been "forced" to do a lot of night shooting lately because the snow keeps melting and the fall colors are long gone. Long exposures are a lot of fun.
This is digital, I don't think I would use film for shots posted online, would definitely need a better scanner if I was going to do that.
Great blog and beautiful photographs. Thank you for sharing and keep up the great work.
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