Stretch the Horizon

“Th’ Iron Donger” cast iron railway bridge – it is in fact two bridges side-by-side – stands on the boundaries of Chadderton and Middleton in Manchester, UK. Its cast iron span has straddled the Rochdale canal since its completion in 1863 and although it has been decommissioned many years ago, the blue and white graffitied behemoth still stands in place, casting its dark, post-industrial shadow onto anyone passing on the towpath below…

*Shot on a Canon 40d 10mp dSLR using a Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS lens at ISO-200, aperture at f/7.1, pattern metering mode and an exposure time of 1/400 seconds*

If you are interested in purchasing any prints of the eclectic photographs shown within this blog, then please contact me at Stretch the Horizon, stating the title and date of the particular photograph/s and what size print you will require (sizes currently printed up to A3 on matte paper on inkjet and up to A1 on fabric roll).