Queen Emma Bridge, a photo from Netherlands Antilles, Other

Photographer's Note

Built in 1888, the Queen Emma Bridge is the world's largest floating bridge. It is now a pedestrian-only bridge that connects the Punda and Otrabunda sections of Willemstad, and swings open to allow vessels into the harbor. You can use the free ferry service if you need to get across when the bridge is open!

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worldcitizen (16234) 2010-02-07 19:47

Hello Claudia,
I like the way the ringed arches of this bridge lead our eyes to the lovely, colored buildings in the background. Those lights hanging on top must make interesting patterns when they are lit up at night.

macjake (98544) 2010-02-07 19:49

Hi Claudia
seeing areas like this truly makes me want to visit here one day. i bet there are alot of photo opps!
excellent array of colours, and did you notice the two ladies in the foreground - their shirts match two of the buildings behind them!
:)
I also posted a workshop for you, as i cleaned out the noise thats visable in the sky.
Cheers
Craig

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Dyerco (10185) 2010-02-07 23:44

It seems whenever I see images from the Netherlands the light is really special and this is no exception. A good well balanced shot that is enhanced by the multi coloured buildings.
Phil