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"Pardon us while we change suspenders,” reads this sign by the Department of Public Works, placed outside the entrance to the Manhattan Bridge in 1955. "Don't want to get caught with our bridges down!”
John Roebling Sons Corp., the company that was doing the work, was founded in 1849 by the man who would later design the Brooklyn Bridge.
Photo: NYC Municipal Archives Instagram
Nocturnal Radiance of the Samuel De Champlain Bridge by Francois Flibotte Via Flickr: The Samuel De Champlain Bridge spans the St. Lawrence River at night, its cable-stayed structure brilliantly lit with blue LEDs. In the foreground, industrial transmission towers and winter vegetation create a layered perspective against the dark sky, highlighting the intersection of nature and modern infrastructure.
Commissioner Grover Whalen and Chief Engineer Edward A. Byrnes of the Department of Plants and Structures inspecting the Brooklyn Bridge, July 29, 1922. The commissioner is pointing to the cable that slipped. The bridge was closed to traffic and the overhead weight was thereafter kept well within the factor of safety.
Photo: Bettmann Archive/Getty Images/Fine Art America
Konohana Bridge and Osaka Cityscape from Above by Francois Flibotte Via Flickr: An expansive aerial view showcases the Konohana Bridge, a prominent cable-stayed bridge, connecting parts of Osaka, Japan. The urban landscape features numerous high-rise buildings, a winding waterway, and structures resembling an amusement park. Vehicles traverse the bridge and roads, while distant mountains frame the horizon under a bright, partly cloudy sky.
What Does a Music Album Cover cover?
What Does a Music Album Cover cover?
Album covers seek to convey the mystery and ambience of the music. Here, the cables of the Golden Gate Bridge in fog reflect Karen Gottlieb’s harp performance — music of San Francisco Bay Area c.omposers
Bay Area Harp Music by Karen Gottlieb, original photo by Peter Neibert
Listen to sample on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/innovadotmu/15-track-15-5
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One of the cable seats atop the south tower of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco (pre-1968)
