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Iron rail bridge by I-10 westbound close to Sealy, TX. I took this shot yesterday on our return trip from Houston, however, I completely forgot to post it once I got home! We exited off I-10 and drove back on the two-way access road. There were a bit of gravel road that gave some closer access to the bridge. It was quite rustic, complete with the earthy odor of decaying deer and cow carcass. I was very fortunate; I had been on the lookout for the bridge and our stop happened to coincide with that wonderful end of day light. I love the juxtaposition of the angular and rigid iron beams with the curving shapes of the deadvine.
My name is Matthew Lemke, I am a professional photographer from Austin, Texas. This is the journal of my photography interests both personal and professional. I will post current photography work, special projects, info of interest to people who enjoy photogaphy and art, and details about my portrait and commercial business. Thanks for visiting and enjoy!
Monday, February 16, 2009
Photo for February 15: Iron rail bridge
Iron rail bridge by I-10 westbound close to Sealy, TX. I took this shot yesterday on our return trip from Houston, however, I completely forgot to post it once I got home! We exited off I-10 and drove back on the two-way access road. There were a bit of gravel road that gave some closer access to the bridge. It was quite rustic, complete with the earthy odor of decaying deer and cow carcass. I was very fortunate; I had been on the lookout for the bridge and our stop happened to coincide with that wonderful end of day light. I love the juxtaposition of the angular and rigid iron beams with the curving shapes of the deadvine.
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Gorgeous photo. I love rust in late afternoon sun. When we get our "grown-up" house, I'd like a large print of something like this in a nice frame.
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