Bridge at night

[Ima Hack]

Penobscot Narrows Bridge , Bucksport Maine.

Quite a feat of engineering.



Lights by paul noble images, on Flickr

[Waterwings]

Nice one, Paul!

[Kiasmum]

Very nicely done Paul,and yes, definitely a feat of engineering.

[willard3]

Nice photograph of a cable stayed bridge. I love the geometry of cable-stayed bridges.

[chicagojohn]

Nice abstract qualities and color. It it makes me think of some kind of musical instrument.

[Ima Hack]

Thanks all for the comments. I thought this looked ok in b&w also....



Lights b&w by paul noble images, on Flickr

[chicagojohn]

hmmm.... more than OK. It's a different image, and I think that in B&W it offers even more possibilities for reverie than the color version. This one makes me think of some very ancient sailing vessels.

[mcatald]

Like them both very much Paul. I think I lean slightly towards the B&W version.

[yellalablady]

Both are very nice. Why is it that everytime I hear the name Penobscot I'll think of Lt. Margaret Houlihan?

[Baron von Smoogle]

i like both as well. I been across that bridge a number of times and never did see that angle!!

[Kiasmum]

B&W gives it a whole new feeling.Now I don't know which I prefer

[Ima Hack]

Thanks for the comments, I took this on the way to up Acadia National Park.
The weekend was a washout for the most part, that blew my plan for a Cadillac Mountain sunrise shot.

[Ima Hack]

Both are very nice. Why is it that everytime I hear the name Penobscot I'll think of Lt. Margaret Houlihan?

I thought Hawkeye (Alan Alda) was from Maine, I don't remember the Penobscot reference.

[Bushhed]

Something about the b&w version knocks my socks off. Well done with the conversion.

[Sage]

Both versions are superb. Can't decide which I like better. Probably lean toward the color because of the lighting. ~~Peg

[Ima Hack]

Thanks Will, thanks Peg. I appreciate your kind words.

[Waterwings]

Both are very nice. Why is it that everytime I hear the name Penobscot I'll think of Lt. Margaret Houlihan?

Monnie,

I thought the same thing as you, and curiosity got the best of me, so looked it up.

From Wikipedia:

Lieutenant Colonel Donald Penobscot...Donald is introduced in name only at the start of the fifth season... he is a Lieutenant Colonel whom Major Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan (Loretta Swit) meets while she is on leave in Tokyo...

[Waterwings]

Nice work on the b/w version, Paul!