Suspended across the Ohio River, connecting Cincinnati with Northern Kentucky, is the Roebling Suspension Bridge. This historic bridge was opened in 1867 and has been an important part of the Cincinnati skyline ever since. Once the largest suspension bridge in the world, it has captured the heart of many locals and continues to do so today.
This magnificent old structure, built by our forefathers, has spanned time like it spans the mighty Ohio. Roebling Bridge, the grandad of suspension bridges, has witnessed the rise of this great country. At its birth it saw our nation, reeling from the great civil war, trudge forward realizing our dream of Manifest Destiny. It watched as barges, loaded with the tools to expand from the Atlantic to the mighty Pacific, passed below. The ghosts of the bridge tell of the scenes they have witnessed from his shoulder tops. Tales of fireworks, steamboats, and skyscrapers rocketing from the earth can be heard as the wind from the river surrounds you. This bridge is Cincinnati.
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real artist.
Thank you. 🙂 That means a great deal to me.
Super great photos! I love Ohio
Thanks Rachel!
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These pictures remind me of one of the painting by Gustave Caillebotte.
Terrific Angles; Fabulous shots, Seth.
Thanks so much Bob.
I am continually amazed by your stunning yet selective use of color.
Thanks so much. I am honored that you like them.
Beautiful shots! Love the colors!
Thanks! Glad you like the old bridge.
beautiful work !! I nominated you for Very Inspiring Blog Award here:
http://muffinsandmocha.wordpress.com/2013/01/09/2nd-blog-award-of-the-day/ I was supposed to nominate 15 people haha but to be honest your blog stood out as “the most inspiring” because of your photography. I don’t know anything that inspires me more than pictures. keep up the awesome work!
Thanks and that is very kind of you. 🙂 You made me smile.
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loved this set!
Thanks Darlene.
These are awesome photos – I think bridges are one of the best things to photograph – they are so dramatic!
Thanks so much Wanderoneday.
Amazing pictures <3.. I love the bridge
Zoe, thanks.
You’re an awesome photographer!
Thanks Shannon. 🙂
This is lovely! Makes me even more excited to travel trough the US! I’ll deffiantly add this to my list.
Great! Look forward to seeing what you find over here.
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Seth -you take beautiful PICTURES. Some show bleakness of winter; others show life- like the birds. Lets face it- winter is cold; but you make it look more inviting.
Thanks so much. :)XZ That’s very kind of you.
Very beautiful pictures *lovestruck*
Thank you. 🙂 That’s very kind of you to say.