B&W Challenge No. 69 - Bridges

The first Thursday in the month is when we kick off the month's B&W challenge. I was away and could not post yesterday. 

This month's challenge will be bridges. But we have rules this month.  The "rules" are:

1) Only bridges intended for wheeled vehicles with four or more wheels, i.e., cars trucks, trains or wagons. So please no footpath bridges or large suspension bridges intended for people, bikes or horses only.

2) Some bridges are huge and it might be difficult (or not artistically desirable) to get all of a bridge in the photo and that is fine. But I am looking for photos in which you can see the overall style and structure of the bridge. So please, no arty closeups of structure. (We have all done that.)

If you wish, please share your conversion process. I normally desaturate in ACR and then used a gradient map using black as the foreground and white as the background. (Layer>>Adjustment layer>>Gradient map.) Tonight, I merely desaturated in ACR and made some tweaks to highlights, shadows and contrast.  

Confederation Bridge linking the province of Prince Edward Island with the province of New Brunswick on the mainland. Here. 


Abandoned bridge by the Atlas Coal Mine at East Coulee, Alberta


The Lethbridge Viaduct, commonly known as the High Level Bridge. Here.