Wordless Wednesday 223
05 February 2013
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Neat perspective, Beth! My Wordless Wednesday
Wow! love the image. Very well taken.
Really nice! Love the flag right smack in the middle~
Love the perspective and the symmetry in this one!
So iconic. I took that exact same perspective while on the Brooklyn Bridge :)
wow! nice shot you've got there!
really love it!
Happy Wordless Wednesday! My entry is here and here.
a great photo of one of my favorite bridges..
I love the lines in this picture.
Happy WW!
~EdT.
Meg had a bunch of bridges posted today too. I think they are beautiful, and usually pretty amazing examples of engineering and architecture, but boy do they make me nervous.
Don't think I've ever seen such a nice photo like this of the Brooklyn Bridge -- great job.
Beautiful shot! I want to shout, I've been there!
When I look at a photo like that, I try to imagine what it took to build something like that bridge. It's amazing!
Very nice! I took a shot like that from a tour bus last year, but it was an dark, cloudy day and the photo didn't turn out nearly as well.
a true icon
Your photos are always amazing. Wish I could say I had been there. Makes me want to go.
Wow, wow, wow! Love this photo. We have the "sister" bridge that Roebling built just down the street here in Kentucky.
This is a great picture! I love the perspective on this capture. Nice job!
Beautiful capture.
I played too. Mine are here and here.
Walking this bridge is one of my favorite memories of my first trip to NYC. Love those gothic arches!
I want to walk across this one day!
Great angle to make a perfect shot.
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