Elan Mudrow
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A Symmetrical — Elan Mudrow Photography
Trail topography can be a strange combination of nature and newness. This photo is a rotated pic of a footbridge crossing the Skipanon River. The bridge’s laser-precise wooden planks and glossy machinist bolts contrasts what lies outside the frame. Lush, wild, rain forest. Only the sun’s shadows give clue to a nature that lies beyond.
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I really like this one!
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I feel a strange giddiness every time I look at this photo.. amazing sense of choosing perspectives 🙂
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This is beautiful, I didn’t know it was a 🌉 bridge at first .😊
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Wonderful artistry.
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Holy mackerel, I had to twist my head to see the bridge. Very cool…the title made me see the A in the shadows, that was clever. Thanks.
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Nice
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Kind of a cool paradox. The bridge that leads to the living forest is made from trees (perhaps the same trees that are in the forest?) made into wood.
I like that the photo’s on its side, too. The shadows falling on it are cool.
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Very true or no photo op at all. Thanks.
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The interesting thing about it is you can take that photo an hour earlier or later, and you would have a totally different photo.
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This is beautiful – thank you!
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