Thank you for your visits to some of my albums. You commented on the Alex Fraser Bridge - which spans the Fraser River (named after Simon Fraser). It is not as long as this one, but I see the similarity as well. For your reference, my bridge pic is @ http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2552725120075271108GcUAgt. In any event, it seems to be a case of plagiarism, LOL! Which bridge was built first? Anyhow, thanks again for your visits and your comments. Much appreciated. Have a great day, Chris

said christianchen 2008.07.23 at 23:11:08 PDT

Really nice photos of an impressive bridge. I am always in awe of structures like this, and you have captured the grandeur. Beautiful lighting.

said kestrel360 2008.04.17 at 18:16:09 PDT

some great shots, looks like you are ready for the next challenge

said busterrr19_ 2008.02.28 at 13:03:45 PST

Nice additions to this album. Bridges are so interesting and you captured it at nice angles.

said windflowers43 2008.02.25 at 18:54:37 PST

What an outstanding album this is. Beautiful angles and perspectives. The lighting is magical!

said windflowers43 2007.12.30 at 09:08:24 PST

Dear msphotospy I'd like to use one of your Sidney Lanier Bridge photos in our Engineering publication. What is your charge for a one-time use? Of couse, we would give you photo credit. Many thanks, Pam

said BeulahBanks 2007.12.05 at 10:55:09 PST

I like the lines of suspension pix. Gives the feeling of the forces at work. Very unique point of view. Alot like our Mid-Hudson Valley Bridge but younger looking.

said yogininurse 2007.06.24 at 11:05:15 PDT