Lowry Bridge, Salford Quays
Winter light can always be relied on to give gold colouring and reflections, though this bridge is impressive at any time. It is a 92 metre long, single span lifting footbridge across the Manchester Ship Canal. Four tubular 30 metre-tall steel towers, two at each end, contain visible motors and pulleys that raise the deck above the water when shipping needs to pass.
Linked to Photo a Week and My Sunday Photo
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 28 February 2016
Travel with Intent 
This is such a lovely perspective! I always love bridges and the engineering behind them can be very very beautiful =) #mysundayphoto
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Me too. And all the lines call for a variety of good photo perspectives
On Wed, Mar 2, 2016 at 8:20 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Wonderful
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I love the various lines set against the blue sky
Thank you for linking up
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what a lovely angle to take the bridge from, I love the clena cut lines
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this is a fab shot. i love bridges and photos of them. i love the geometric angles of them.
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I love them too. I’d forgotten how impressive this one is, mind you.
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What a wonderful shot. Thanks for joining the challenge!
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