Bridge in Mt.Shasta
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1 Comment
When dealing with shots like these, symmetry is the key. Notice the left beam and right beam don't end in the same place in your photo, same with the vertical posts holding the wire-guards. I'm not sure if this is by bridge design (highly unlikely) or if it's lens distortion (also unlikely), but my sense says if you stepped back a foot or two and to the right a couple of inches it would snap into place.