Ralph took a rather circuitous route - something for which he is known around here - so I could get pix of the Leonard P. Zakim-Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge. We'll forgive him this time.
See lots more photos featuring a sepia tone at Mary T's Sepia Scenes.
See lots more photos featuring a sepia tone at Mary T's Sepia Scenes.And, just for fun on a hot summer day, here is the original below. Which do you prefer?
6 comments:
I like any bridge that I don't have to drive over! I will admit that the Zakim is one sexy lookin' bridge though, as bridges go.
The bridge looks so elegant in sepia! When the photo first came up on my screen I thought that maybe it was a harp. Hmmm. Maybe I need to get more sleep. :)
Hi!
That's a pretty impressive looking bridge. I like it in sepia, adds a bit of mystery to the picture. Have a great day!
Sherrie
Food for Thought
At the risk of being a bumper sticker, "All who wander are not lost..."
Those detours provide interesting camera fodder, food for thought, and roadside entertainment.
Finished that after I left the area...
Oh, Patti, both shots are incredible! I LOVE that bridge except for its name of course!! :)
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