Robert Bowen March 9th, 2012

Crossing Over: Showcase of Inspired Bridge Photography

Both architecturally and metaphorically speaking, bridges are such amazing structures. Representing an unstoppable desire to move forward and crossover what gaps lay before us, they stand as sturdy testaments to our ability to solve problems. Also demonstrating our resolve to create shortcuts where needed. So they can stand for so much, as they cross over whatever impassable (or passable) terrain lay below them. This could be why they are so often featured or the focus of photographs.

Bridge photography is such a vibrant and breathtaking area of this art, and not just because of the underlying metaphors that can so easily be written in the words spoken by the picture. But also because of the marvelous structures themselves. These earth and metal made installations do much more than allow us access from point A to point B, they inspire and connect us. Which is what we are hoping they will do for you today. Below is a showcase of inspired bridge photography that is sure to get your creative gears turning.

Bastei

Tower bridge

Bridge and Ocean

London

Brooklyn Bridge

Paris

Hamburg

Prague

Arno river

Istanbul

Charles Bridge

Regensburg

Cologne

Italy

Rome

Brugge

America

Chicago

Stone Bridge

Vatican

Venice

Cold Tracks by Metal-Bender

Metal Bender aka Peggy Reynolds sent us a DMCA takedown notice on the 9th of September 2014. As she is obviously not interested in getting her photos viewed we accept that. The photo has accordingly been taken down. Move on with the next ;-) There are plenty of photographers left who understand the benefits they get.

Vasco da Gama Bridge

Kuala Lumpur

New Zealand

Latvia

Korea

High Speed Rail

Vintage

Vietnam

Sydney

Myanmar

New Bridge

Central Park

Bixby Creek Bridge, Monterey, United States

blue bridge

victorian bridge

Suspension Bridge

Metal Bridge

Chain Bridge

Robert Bowen

Robert Bowen is an emerging author, celebrated podcaster and poet, and most recently the co-founder and imaginative co-contributor of the creative design and blogging duo at the Arbenting and Dead Wings Designs.

13 comments

  1. some of these would be really nice…if they didnt have really bad photoshop effects applied to them…nothing says amateur like some bad photoshop on a good shot

  2. Thanks for sharing, and it’s awesome round up.

    It give me more perspective when taking a picture of bridge

  3. Beautiful shots in this collection! I live right near the George Washington Bridge and find myself constantly taking new shots of it.. Something awesome about bridges!

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