Where Worlds Connect / Where Worlds Collide | Nimavenl

Out walking last month I came across numerous bridges. To be expected, as I was walking in an area with lots of little streams and rivers, an area that attracts many who want to enjoy nature and 'the outdoors' without having to go very far. There's something about bridges that speaks to me, something that draws me to them.

Standing on a bridge looking down, watching the world below go by, it can feel as if the world below is separate from the world above that I am in. Which bridge one stands on makes little difference - whether it is people and cars passing down below or ducks and boats, the feeling remains the same. A different world, so close yet also so far away... One world above the bridge and another separate world below it.

When it comes to enjoying bridges as a lover of photography and an explorer of the world, I most enjoy photos that show not just the world above the bridge and the world below it, but also the separate world that connects the two. Today's photos are not quite that ambitious however no less special to me. I love the colours in both photos and the way they show the same scene yet manage to make it look different somehow.

Where Worlds Connect... | Nimavenl

Possible titles I considered for this blog post were:

The Bridges Of...

Bridging the Gap

Under The Bridge

It's All Water Under The Bridge

I settled on Where Worlds Connect / Where Worlds Collide because the title reflects how I think about bridges and how it feels to be standing on top of them. Bridges are connections between separate worlds that, while different, do intersect and connect and have a lot in common. 

Where Worlds Collide... | Nimavenl

For some truly amazing photos of bridges, check out Noupe's Awesome Examples of Bridges Photography or Tooft Design's 51 Mind Shattering Examples of Bridge Photography. Speaking of, I'm going to enjoy some more photos of bridges!