Ross Bridge

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By: Sean D.
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Sean D. {Karma:2361}
Project	#33 Pictures of Famous Places	Camera Model	Pentax K-1000
Categories	Architecture	Film Format
Portfolio	Tasmania	Lens	50mm
Uploaded	6/5/2004	Film / Memory Type	Agfa Optima II
		ISO / Film Speed	200
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Critiques	4	Rating	5.17 / 3 Ratings
Location	City - Ross State - TASMANIA Country - Australia
About	Constructed in 1836 by convict labour the tri-arched and heavily ornate Ross Bridge is one of Australia's finest and internationally should be considered one of the world's most beautiful bridges. Herbert, stone mason by trade, executed much of his fine skills into the bridge's facing as above. Not only that he was also a convict and for his good work was given a pardon and thus become a free settler. His work is found across the island state here and there in all obscure location.
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Betty Tindle {K:378} 6/5/2004

I love the detail in this photo. Can you also get a close-up of one of the figures?? (I don't know how hard that is for you so I am asking.) I think it would be interesting to see a whole "series" if you will on this!! Thanks for posting it!

ana ribeiro {K:21290} 6/5/2004

good

greg collins {K:12273} 6/5/2004

Great history. I love stone work and would love to see more. I've tried to photograph local stone figures on buildings with mixed results. Well done. Regards Greg

Gayle's Eclectic Photos {K:91109} 6/5/2004

hi, interesting perspective and great texture..thanks for the "info" in the about as gives me a better appreciation for what i am looking at..well done!..regards,gayle

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