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One of the most interesting bridges for me is ＂De Brug＂ van Vroenhoven. It＇s not just a bridge over the Albert Canal, but also a monument, memorial, museum/experience centre, restaurant and event venue all in one. With a total length of 195 metres, it connects the towns of Riemst/Vroenhoven and Wolder+Daalhof/Maastricht. This is where the Second World War began for Belgium. In May 1940, the Germans marched over the previous bridge at the same spot.Address: Maastrichtersteenweg 212, 3770 Riemst
"De Brug" van Vroenhoven
20 mm · f/6,3 · 1/200 sec · ISO 100
4 Comments
I try to find these angles and perspectives. But often I only succeed with the knowledge of other photographers. Thank you very much, SAW, for taking a look at my photo. Greetings Herbert
Lovely composition, I like the curves and the balance in this one!
Thank you very much, Dragos, for your friendly and constructive comment. Greetings Herbert
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