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Showing posts with label Ypsilon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ypsilon. Show all posts
Friday, December 18, 2009
Monday, January 5, 2009
Broer som binder - Bridges Between
The City bridge by night
The Ypsilon bridge by night
Broer som binder - Bridges Between concept came from RuneE. Say "G'day" to him.
Monday, October 20, 2008
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Some night shots from Drammen
Iso 100 - Focal lenght 10mm - Apertur f/8 - Shutter speed 30 sec. - Tripod - Remote trigger - Mirror lockup.
Ypsilon pedestrian bridge between Drammen Park (on the Bragernes river bank) and the Science Park (on the Strømsø side).
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Odd Shots Monday # 12
Ypsilon is the name of the new pedestrian bridge between Drammen Park (on the Bragernes river bank) and the Science Park (on the Strømsø side).The Odd Shots concept came from Katney. Say "G'day" to her.
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Elveparken
Monday, April 7, 2008
Broer som binder - Bridges between
Drammen - A city of bridges.
The Drammen River divides the city in two, and the bridges join these two halves together like small arteries.
©lick on pictures to enlarge
In this shot I have caught five bridges.
At the river mouth lies Holmen Island, with railway bridges, local road junctions and the motorway bridge, which form a dividing line between the city centre and the fjord area.
The main artery Built in 1936 in the classic functionalist style, the City bridge is located in the city centre. It replaced a wooden bridge built in 1811, which had become old and uneven and had fallen into disrepair. The City bridge is Drammen’s main artery, and carries heavy traffic in the form of cars, buses, cyclists and pedestrians. Several proposals to tear down the bridge and replace it have been put forward, but persistent maintenance work has repeatedly revived it. In a not too distant future it´s likely that much of today´s traffic will be using other crossing points, which will leave the City bridge to cyclists, pedestrians and collective means of transportation.
The City bridge
Ypsilon is the name of the new pedestrian bridge between Drammen Park (on the Bragernes river bank) and the Science Park (on the Strømsø side).
The Drammen River divides the city in two, and the bridges join these two halves together like small arteries.
©lick on pictures to enlarge
In this shot I have caught five bridges.
Drammen Bridge (Drammensbrua) is a motorway box girder bridge that crosses Drammenselva river in the town of Drammen in Norway. It is the longest bridge in Norway, 1892 metres long. The bridge has 41 spans; the longest span is 60 metres. The maximum clearance to the water is 11 metres.
At the river mouth lies Holmen Island, with railway bridges, local road junctions and the motorway bridge, which form a dividing line between the city centre and the fjord area.
The main artery Built in 1936 in the classic functionalist style, the City bridge is located in the city centre. It replaced a wooden bridge built in 1811, which had become old and uneven and had fallen into disrepair. The City bridge is Drammen’s main artery, and carries heavy traffic in the form of cars, buses, cyclists and pedestrians. Several proposals to tear down the bridge and replace it have been put forward, but persistent maintenance work has repeatedly revived it. In a not too distant future it´s likely that much of today´s traffic will be using other crossing points, which will leave the City bridge to cyclists, pedestrians and collective means of transportation. 
The City bridge
Ypsilon is the name of the new pedestrian bridge between Drammen Park (on the Bragernes river bank) and the Science Park (on the Strømsø side).
Monday, February 18, 2008
Drammen Nattbilder (Night Shot`s)
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