There is to pass many roads and railway between the city and seaside. Now they built to pass for my fellow three footwalk bridges. Night view is better than a day!
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That is so beautiful. Such a great way to advertise the bridge. Our Skytower is lit up like that at night and the colour changes, depending on what is being celebrated i.e. Christmas - red & green; Red - ANZAC Day; Auckland Blues (rugby team) - Blue etc.
ReplyDeleteHow romantic, I love how the bridge is lit up in different colors!
ReplyDeleteThat is a very beautiful night shot! I like the colors.
ReplyDeleteTHis is a lovely view of your walking bridge. The colours of an evening must be gorgeous. Now I will have to look at Baruch's NZ blog.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo! :)
ReplyDeleteA very successful night shot! One interesting detail is that there is practically no light in the buildings standing behind the bridge. That makes the bridge look like a precious jewel in the middle of the city. I like very much this photo! :-)
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