Forth Railway Bridge


Antony

Link Posted 13/03/2023 - 09:40
I was in Scotland a couple of weeks ago and took a train trip to Dalmeny and North Queensferry. It's a long walk down (vertically!) to the shore - and then up again!

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5 Spot the holiday cottage!



6 Taken from the end of Dalmeny Station.



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MikeInDevon

Link Posted 13/03/2023 - 10:16
Great images, I especially like the B&W wide panorama showing both bridges.

Cheers
Mike

Urbanmeister

Link Posted 13/03/2023 - 11:53
These are superb, all of them, great captures there. Like Mike, I really like the B&W panoramas and his comment re. #1 and your capture of both bridges resonates with me. Nice job, Antony.
Be well, stay safe.

Lubbyman

Link Posted 13/03/2023 - 11:59
Excellent pictures of a structure that's much photographed and very familiar to almost everyone in this country and many further afield. You've managed to get some that are just that little bit different to the usual. I'm rather taken by the delicacy of the structure in no. 5 with the train giving a sense of scale, quite a different feel to the massive curves and arches in the more distant shots. Well done, the long walk down and then up was well worth the effort.

And I bet it would be a long walk over that bridge, too (thinking of the people who keep it in immaculate condition)!

Steve

MrB

Link Posted 13/03/2023 - 12:13
A most enjoyable set - all great shots. As Steve has mentioned, number 5 shows the scale of the bridge, and what a huge structure it really is!

Philip

cbrog

Link Posted 13/03/2023 - 12:46
Extraordinary photographs - I don't think I have ever seen shots that capture the sheer size of the structure so effectively. Brilliant .





Roger
Last Edited by cbrog on 13/03/2023 - 12:46

Spad

Link Posted 13/03/2023 - 13:16
Great piccies....

1 is just epic!!!

4 and 9 are my other faves
At the beggining there was nothing....

Which exploded....
Last Edited by Spad on 13/03/2023 - 13:16

walkeja

Link Posted 13/03/2023 - 14:49
Urbanmeister wrote:
These are superb, all of them, great captures there. Like Mike, I really like the B&W panoramas and his comment re. #1 and your capture of both bridges resonates with me. Nice job, Antony.

Funny, I can see all three bridges. I might have to go to the optician,
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Urbanmeister

Link Posted 13/03/2023 - 15:30
walkeja wrote:
Urbanmeister wrote:
These are superb, all of them, great captures there. Like Mike, I really like the B&W panoramas and his comment re. #1 and your capture of both bridges resonates with me. Nice job, Antony.

Funny, I can see all three bridges. I might have to go to the optician,

You're right! I'll get me coat... (shuffles off, stage left, head down.)
Be well, stay safe.

MikeInDevon

Link Posted 13/03/2023 - 18:31
Urbanmeister wrote:
walkeja wrote:
Quote:
These are superb, all of them, great captures there. Like Mike, I really like the B&W panoramas and his comment re. #1 and your capture of both bridges resonates with me. Nice job, Antony.

Funny, I can see all three bridges. I might have to go to the optician,

You're right! I'll get me coat... (shuffles off, stage left, head down.)

Doh I missed that third bridge ...

bforbes

Link Posted 13/03/2023 - 23:16
Beautiful photographs. I don't know if our Scottish cousins will quibble at the title. I've always been told it is the Forth Bridge, the others are the Forth Road Bridges
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davidwozhere

Link Posted 14/03/2023 - 00:04
It might be a long treck down but you really made the most of it having got there. These are magnificent.
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Antony

Link Posted 14/03/2023 - 09:55
Many thanks for all your comments and interest. I enjoyed the day, I set out to get photos that showed the massiveness of the structure and was blessed with lovely weather. As the clouds moved across the sky each span of the bridge came out of shadow in turn. Magical!
Numbers 3, 4 and 8 were taken with the Ricoh GR3x, the rest with my K-70 and 55-300 PLM lens.
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