Underneath the Brooklyn Bridge
Underneath the Brooklyn Bridge with downtown Manhattan in sight
Brooklyn bridge plack-Looking up
Brooklyn bridge blue skies. Looking up
Brooklyn bridge from Manhattan Bridge
Viewing Downtown Manhattan with the Brooklyn Bridge in sight
Brooklyn Bridge walkway
Viewing the Brooklyn Bridge from an old cobble stone roadway
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brooklyn_Bridge
https://dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_photo_challenge/connected/
Your featured photo is especially beautiful. Love the gold against blue.
I thought the same so I decided to use it as a feature image. Thanks for your wonderful comments.
May I feature it again in my response to the WordPress “Connections” photo challenge, along with a couple of others I liked? Will link to your blog, of course.
Yes, sure go a head….Thanks for asking and posting!!
I totaly agree with J.B. Whitmore, so beautiful.
I’m so glad you enjoyed it!!!
Beautiful photos.
Thank You Very much!!!
Luvely
Thanks your your Lovely comment.
Wonderful composition! Makes me very homesick
Never been to New York City. But that bridge is one I’d definitely like to see!
I’m so glad my post has inspired you to visit New York. Thanks for visiting and commenting.
Amazing shots! We chose the same subject, but your photos put mine to shame- the difference between a tourist with a camera and a professional! Well done!
You are so kind…..Thanks so much for putting me into the professional category….:)
And by the way your pic are looking good too!!!
A blue sky is always a great backdrop – but your subject – the Brooklyn Bridge – is impressive. Great photos. Thank you for sharing a slice of New York. Enjoy the week ahead.
Ho WOW!!! Thanks for the complements and I’m so glad you enjoyed it.
Wow these pics are very intricately taken!!
The architectural beauty is so strongly captured 🙂
Thank you so very much. This is a very old bridge. When one of these bridges either the Manhattan or the Brooklyn Bridge was built people were scared to go over it. They thought it might collapse, so the City had elephants from the circus walk over it to make people believe that is was safe.Can you believe it!!
Wow that’s a fascinating tale!! It must have been quite a scene……cheers to the elephants who were the first things to tread on the legendary bridges lol!!
Yes those noble giant animals, they have great memories. Anything done to them they can retain memories after many, many year. Amazing!!!
Yeah its incredible isn’t it!! I really like watching the documentaries they make on elephants on National Geographic 🙂
If you like these kind of documentaries, perhaps ‘Dog Whisper’ would be a good one to watch. It is fascinating how dogs think.
If you haven’t watched it, it is about the psyche of dogs. This guy named Cesar Millan is a wizard with dogs.
One thing I took away from it is that you can never fake your core feelings and emotions with dogs, they will know.
Yeahh I used to watch that too!!
It was an amazing show…..especially some episodes were quite astonishing!!
You got it!!! We are on the same page.
That we are (y) 🙂
U R really Sweet!!!……:)
Really nice captures!
Thanks you so very much!!
I have seen dozens of photos of this bridge, but that first one in the header…that one is just marvelous. And funny…I have never seen the bridge in person.
It is an iconic image of New York City…..Nothing spectacular, yet it captures the imagination……
Thanks for stopping by you great blogger.
Hmmmm. I think anything THAT iconic is spectacular. Isn’t there a restaurant under that bridge?
Yes there is one and it is a famous one….Called the River Cafe!!!
Yeah, that’s it. I saw a photo of it once, from inside, you see tables pretty nicely set, wine glass, and then through big windows the bridge beyond. I want to eat there (and maybe have someone else pick up the tab!).
That sounds like a plan…..!!! You’ll enjoy that experience the food is very good, went there several years ago. Expensive though!! Make sure the guy or gal who picks up the tab has a fat wallet.
Got it…thanks.
Beautiful shots 🙂
Thanks Suyash for your lovely comments.
🙂 🙂
Amazing photos of the Brooklyn Bridge from many angles the average person would never notice. It gives me a whole new appreciation.
I’m so glad you liked it…I have photographed New York so many times for years and each time I drive or walk around around I find new takes of the this bustling vibrant place.
Thanks for visiting and commenting.
I like the golden light on the bridge. Given the sides that the shadows are on, I take it that you shot in the evening from the NYC side of the bridge.
This was shot on the Brooklyn side of the bridge. And yes it was shot in the evening on a weekend.
I like the golden light on the bridge.
It was shot in the evening just before sunset.
One of David McCullough’s books that I have not yet read is ‘The Great Bridge’ about the building of the Brooklyn Bridge. Your images make me want to go out and get a copy to read. Great Pics!
Oh WoW!!! This is quite a compliment. Thanks a million
I loved my winter walk across the bridge. Thanks for bringing back the memories of Jan 2011!
You are very welcome!!
This also fits in with this week’s Grid photo challenge. Nice photographs. And thanks for stopping by my challenge.
Thanks for your comments. I guess most challenges are in many ways so interchangeable, come to think of it!