Shoot Portland River Reflections Night (01/22/2005)
(24 Images)


	US Bancorp Tower, Willamette River, Reflection, Dusk
	Portland Buildings, Willamette River, Reflections, Dusk
	Portland Buildings, Willamette River, Reflections, Dusk
	Steel Bridge, Willamette River Reflections, Dusk, River Reflections
	Steel Bridge, Willamette River Reflections, Dusk, River Reflections
	Portland Buildings, Willamette River, Reflections, Dusk
	Portland Buildings, Willamette River, Reflections, Dusk
	Portland Buildings, Willamette River, Reflections, Dusk
	Portland Cityscape, River Reflection, Dusk
	Portland Cityscape, Hawthorne Bridge, River Reflections, Dusk
	Portland Cityscape, River Reflections, Dusk
	Ramp to Dock, Willamette River, Dusk
	Portland Cityscape, Hawthorne Bridge, River River Reflection, Dusk
	Hawthorne Bridge, Willamette River Reflection, Dusk
	Portland Cityscape, Hawthorne Bridge, River River Reflection, Dusk
	Portland Cityscape, Hawthorne Bridge, River River Reflection, Dusk
	Riverplace, Willamette River Reflection, Dusk
	Portland Cityscape, River Reflection, Dusk
	Marquam Bridge, Dusk
	Riverplace plus American Plaza Towers and Portland Center Apartments
	Portland Lights, Experimental (zooming long exposure)
	Portland Lights, Experimental (zooming long exposure)
	Portland Buildings, Willamette River, Reflections, Dusk

Morrison Bridge, Willamette River Reflections, Dusk

Morrison Bridge, Willamette River Reflections, Dusk

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Location: Portland, Oregon

Burnside Bridge: Finished in 1926, the Burnside Bridge, another drawbridge, marks the absolute center of Portland, because Burnside Street divides the city into its north-south sectors and the Willamette River divides it into its east-west sectors.

The bridge was one of several built in the 1920's by Multnomah County (also the Sellwood and Ross Island Bridges) that was linked to a scandal after which Gustav Lindenthal, a prestigious bridge designer, was brought in to sure things up. [1] The bridge replaced an earlier bridge built in 1894; the bridge is 2,308 feet long and is a double-leaf bascule drawspan type. [2]

References:

Engineers of Dreams: Great Bridge Builders and the Spanning of America.

[2] Smith, Dwight. Historic Highway Bridges of Oregon. Second Edition. Portland, Oregon: Oregon Historical Society, 1989. P. 118.

This Shoot: Another shoot of downtown Portland at night when the Willamette River was calm. Contrast the black sky of these night photos with the blue sky of those shot at dusk and daybreak.

PhotoID DREB0CRW05881 Specifications:

Size: 3072x2048 pixels, 300DPI up to 10.24" x 6.83"

Largest Print Size: Great Prints up to 24"x36" in size

Camera Exposure/Specs: 10 Sec, f8.0, ISO 200, Lens 28.0 to 135.0 at 65mm

Shoot Time/Day: 01/22/2005 - 23:00 PST