Discussion: Bridges of the World July 2026 (page 5 of 18)

I wanted to share this one but then... I got discouraged...

If the theme had been "flying saucers," your photo would have been just as fitting 😏.

Isn’t a flying saucer a "bridge" between two worlds? 😏

Good catch! 😉

Absolutely, Kate, your first photo is really unique—I love it! 👍 Personally, I would’ve tried the 16:9 format to minimize the black space 😊

I wanted to present this one and then... I got discouraged...



Discouraged? Why?

Marien33 reminded me of these spots under bridges 😄

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Absolutely, Kate, your first photo is really unique—I love it! 👍 Personally, I would’ve tried the 16:9 format to reduce the black space 😊

I did try it. Then gave up. All that black around it was a deliberate choice: a bridge at night, floating in the air... I felt it didn’t have the same impact in 16:9. I’m following your advice and posting it here. I don’t feel as strongly about it anymore—you’ve made me doubt myself ;)

Absolutely, Kate, your first photo is really unique—I love it! 👍 Personally, I would’ve tried the 16:9 format to reduce the black space 😄

I did try it. Then gave up. All that black around it was intentional: a bridge at night, floating in the air... I felt it didn’t have the same impact in 16:9. I’m following your advice and posting it here. I don’t have a strong opinion anymore—you’ve made me doubt myself ;)



Personally, I prefer it like this 😊

Alright, I’ll keep the little game going. Still at easy level 😉

Easy one: Golden Gate, San Francisco. I recognized those clouds 😄

Careful, can you avoid the trap with this one?

Absolutely, Kate, your first photo is really unique—I love it! 👍 Personally, I would’ve tried the 16:9 format to reduce the black space 😄

I did try it. Then gave up. All that black around it was intentional: a bridge at night, floating in the air... I felt it didn’t have the same impact in 16:9. I’m following your advice and posting it here. I don’t have a strong opinion anymore—you’ve made me doubt myself ;)



So unique, I love it!

Easy one: Golden Gate, San Francisco. I recognized the clouds

Watch out—can you avoid the trap with this one?



One point for you 😛

But I’m stumped here. I see a Portuguese license plate, but it can’t be the Vasco da Gama Bridge in Lisbon—the cable-stayed section isn’t red (unless I’m wrong)

@Montagnard74Thanks Bruno for kicking things off! 👍

I said I’d be more active in July ;)

Here’s one from my "to go or not to go" series—this one’s from Laos, on Don Khon Island: PS: We went!



Wow, you actually went? I’ve got a few in this series too, including one in Indonesia where we had to drive! My shot isn’t as nice as yours since I was in the car.

On the other hand, I'm stumped here. I see a Portuguese license plate, but it can't be the Vasco da Gama in Lisbon—the cable-stayed part isn't red (unless I'm mistaken).

There was a clue with the Golden Gate, though! If it's not the Vasco da Gama, then it must be its neighbor, the 25 de Abril Bridge in Lisbon, a carbon copy of the famous American bridge.

There was a clue with the Golden Gate! If it's not the Vasco da Gama, then it must be its neighbor, the 25 de Abril Bridge in Lisbon, an exact copy of the famous American bridge.

Hi, to be precise, it's more of an inspiration, since the design of the two pillars is very different from those of the Golden Gate Bridge.

Thanks Jérôme for getting me back on track—I definitely got a little carried away with the “carbon copy” 😉

In Mali, we don’t have water, but we do have bridges.

Easy one: Golden Gate, San Francisco. I recognized the clouds

Watch out—can you avoid the trap with this one?



Here it is at night 😄

Here it is at night 😊



Gorgeous photo.