Saturday, January 3, 2009

3/365, #35: Bridges




These bridges lead into and out of Ohio from Ashland, Kentucky. I liked the reflection of them in the Ohio River in this photo that I took today.

19 comments:

Anonymous said...

Wow, that's a great shot! I've never seen bridges painted like that.

Ms Katy said...

Great shot!!

Esther said...

These could almost have been the 'perfect alighment' shot. The color really stands out on a dreary landscape.

Ron a.k.a. Danudin said...

I thought segregation was out, but I see it with my own eyes. Girl Bridge and Boy Bridge. Wow

Anonymous said...

The color does jump out, and the reflection is the perfect way to draw the eye around. I love this.

Lorri said...

Kim, wasn't the river gorgeous today? Wonderfully still so the reflections were fantastic. I got a few shots today on the Ohio side.

Chesney said...

Stunning, and you are right, the reflections make the image!

mljrbg said...

Great shot!! I like to colors on the bridges and the reflections in the water.

Anonymous said...

NEAT SHOT!

(so, did you get any pics of Lorri on the other side of the river?)

terricreates said...

Love the colors, someone should paint bridges in Virginia that way.

Anonymous said...

A very interesting, colorful shot.

Anonymous said...

I've never seen bridges painted like that before! Very cool shot!

Anonymous said...

Those blue and green bridges are very striking and the angle draws you right into the photo. Nice shot!
Karen

Mia said...

You have captured the bridges beautifully. Gorgeous colours.

Clara said...

Those reflections are so cool. Great shot!

BobbieCoughlin said...

I love the unexpected color of the two bridges.

Ellie said...

Wow! I love the colors. Did you add the color or are the bridges really like that?

Anonymous said...

Love the colour in the bridges and their reflections. Wish they all were coloured. Super image!

Kim said...

Love this shot, home-girl! The perspective almost makes it appear as if the bridges are leading the driver directly into the hills! Kentucky does loves its colors, doesn't it? ;-)