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    Posted: 26 April 2009 at 11:18
The previous thread reached 15 pages, you can find it here.


Wooden bridges can still be found here and there in Switzerland.

The Kapellbrücke in Lucerne was originally built in the 14th century, but burned down in 1993, and was promptly rebuilt.
The adjacent tower (Wasserturm), was built circa 1300 and used as a place for archival, jail, and torture.



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Inside the bridge of the previous post...


Wood panels are painted (copies of what burned...)




Closer view (with a wide angle lens )

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Thanks for starting a new thread Winwalloe!

The Kapellbrücke is an enchanting bridge and it is great that it has been rebuilt.
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napo: These bridges are beautiful
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Öland bridge

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Large view (6000 pixels wide)


Fun facts, between 1972 and 1998 it was the longest bridge in Europe with its 6072 meters.

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Karlův most / Karlsbrücke in Prague

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Very nice pano fastson, I like how you have used the foreground and placed the bridge.

The single pylon is nice as well, only disturbing elements imo are the cut off lantern and the other piece sticking in from the left.

@ vinciqator : nice pic as well (only saw it after I posted), you can certainly try to post a little bigger for more impact, up to 900 pixels wide.

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Originally posted by pegelli pegelli wrote:

Very nice pano fastson, I like how you have used the foreground and placed the bridge.

The single pylon is nice as well, only disturbing elements imo are the cut off lantern and the other piece sticking in from the left.


Thanks and thanks for the tip. I thought about cloning away the cut off the lantern floating in the air.
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Overhead bridge view at night (One of my entries on fences and barriers)

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Columbia River bridge, Astoria, Oregon - A900, 17mm

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