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14-DEC-2014

Haarlem.Gravestenenbrug

Gravestenenbrug is a double drawbridge over Spaarne river. The bridge was built in 13th century.
The current bridge was erected in 1950. It is mostly made out of concrete, steel and wood.
One of the most photographed objects of Haarlem.

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Date/Time14-Dec-2014 14:44:00
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ModelCanon EOS 70D
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Focal Length18 mm
Exposure Time1/59 sec
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ISO Equivalent200
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Patrick Goossens05-Jan-2015 11:30
A city with canals end old draw bridges is Always pleasant. In Belgium more cities are beginning to open up the canals that were covered in the past.
Walter Otto Koenig03-Jan-2015 01:16
Nice perspective. Shows the bridge nicely. "V"
Julie Oldfield02-Jan-2015 01:28
Very well composed. I like the light and color in this image. V
Guest 01-Jan-2015 18:20
Wonderful bridge. Perfect setting to show it off. V
Tom LeRoy01-Jan-2015 18:17
Amazing antique bridge, a beautiful sight and nicely photographed. V
JSB PHOTOGRAPHS01-Jan-2015 16:52
Fantastic shot, I'm sure they will never make the bridge bigger if the canal stays the same size, also concrete and steel will last a long time too! ~V~
bill friedlander01-Jan-2015 16:31
The old fashioned mechanism still works efficiently in the 21st century. V
Richard Glenn01-Jan-2015 16:20
I love drawbridges. Great catch. A Happy New Year to you and yours, Jose. V
laine01-Jan-2015 15:21
There is so much to this beautiful place...thank you, Jose and Happy New Year
Jim Coffman01-Jan-2015 14:54
Nice capture of this rather unique looking drawbridge!
Stephanie01-Jan-2015 11:52
Beautiful capture of the drawbridge and buildings! Great compo Jose! V
Neal Nye01-Jan-2015 11:50
A striking image with those muted colors but bright red lights!
Yvonne01-Jan-2015 10:37
The colouring is so different for us Aussies to comprehend... a superb image Jose! v
Gerard Koehl01-Jan-2015 08:35
Ce pont historique est très joli. V
Helen Betts01-Jan-2015 08:09
Nicely composed with the bridge and old buildings. I had no idea they had rebuilt some of these bridges as recently as 1950, but I guess that does make sense given their age and usage. V.
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