The Infinity Bridge, Stockton-on-Tees
An object that tells a story was what Cheri asked for on the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge. I hadn’t intended to take part this week but, returning from a flying visit to a retail park this afternoon, I caught a glimpse of one of my favourite bridges, silhouetted against a wonderful sky. “Can we stop for just a minute?” I asked, and was off like a whirlwind, clutching the camera.
The “story” for me is always what is on the opposite shore. I love the “invitation to cross” that a bridge always provides. How about you?
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And again!
Have you entered yet? I’m off to read some of the other “stories”.
What a slender, elegant beauty Jo! And I think the new header image is just perfect! 🙂
The problem with reading the posts in retrospect, Madhu, is that the header has changed when you see them. 🙂 I had a nice “flying bridge” header for this post and the barrage one. I’ve used the wine cooler “train” for all the museum posts, but I’m changing the header with each post otherwise. Haven’t tried your background suggestion yet, but I will. Jude suggested “set featured image” instead of changing the header, but I didn’t like that much. Loving and learning 🙂
Take good care!
I figured as much from the comments 🙂 Good luck with the experimenting.
I love bridges too Jo – especially when I’m crossing them and the road draws the eye to the other side. Lovely pics 🙂
Thanks, Suze 🙂 I’m looking forward to Summer evenings when I can go and play with the sensory lighting system.
P.S. I have to disappoint .. when I am on a bridge I don’t look at shores I am just happy to be on top of one as majestic as the Infinity Bridge 🙂
I only learnt today that the lighting on the handrails responds to touch at night! How magical is that!!! I have to go back and play 🙂
And take some night shots too? 🙂
Not good at that but I’ll have to try 🙂
And I rest my case 😀
Well… she is beautiful, isn’t she? 🙂 I want to soar right up there with her.
She is a stunner 🙂