I love, love,LOVE bridges. This is exceptional!

I noticed on page 2 some irate comments about less views than votes? I don't know for sure, but isn't it possible for the same viewer to vote multiple timeslegally and the viewer count NOT change? Aside from this possibility...can't we all just get along? These kind of comments reflect a juvenile maturity level that is both destructive and unnecessary.

I saw that this was a finalist in B&W. For good reason. That bridge leads us to a city teeming with Life. So apropos. By and by, I saw your Kennywood shot. It got killed by those damn trees. I would have cut them down, and waited for the water to be real still to get great reflection. Just a thought.

Stunning shot. V

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Wow..... What were your settings on this great shot, and what lens.

Haha I dont think kennywood would let me chop own there trees but hey its a great idea. This shot was done with a Pentax film camera with a 35-80 lens I belive I am not real sure what size that lens is I dont shoot with my film cam to much anymore. Appeture was at 22 and If I rember correctly I left it open for about 3osecs. If you use your appeture at 22 it gives you that great star effect with using a filtter.

My husband is from Pittsburgh, and he asked me to vote on his behalf because he LOVES this picture.... he says it makes him want to go back there! Very pretty shot!

beautiful

This is soooooooooooo pretty.