The operators of the draw bridge at The Bridge of Lions in St Augustine has many OBLIGATIONS throughout the day. This photographer was giddy when the bridge began to rise as the Victoria III was passing underneath.
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Patty Charles 
Great Perspective and contrast.
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Shooting from this position was a real treat. Glad you enjoyed.
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So beautiful! The picture shows only part of the bridge but tells a whole story! Love this.
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So happy you liked this photo. Thank you for stopping by and taking time to comment.
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Great photo! …and I can only agree with the comments already made! Nice work!
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Thank you!
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Awesome capture!!
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Glad you enjoyed. Thank you.
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Very cool!!!
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Thanks! 😉
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Love the crisp lines against the cloud filled sky.
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Thanks!!!
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very nice composition. I like seeing drawbridges open – except if I am in a hurry and stuck on the road.
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It was a change to be under the bridge instead of waiting in traffic when it was up!
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I nearly got motion sickness looking at it!
Fantastic angle.
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It does have a tad of wooze in it doesn’t it! Glad you enjoyed.
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Love the view of this great bridge design and the way you have cropped it. It looks so awesomely powerful against the sky. The bridge’s tower (or whatever one calls it) has such an interesting shape and details.
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I’m not sure what the towers are called either. Interestingly enough they are the only original parts of the crossing since the bridge went through renovations.
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What a great perspective. the tower/bridge house is so cool.
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Thank you! It was a thrill to have it raise leaving port and re-entering.
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