In continuation from my last post of the church this is what I was trying to find that day! This bridge is one of only four covered bridges in existence in the state of Tennessee. It is located in the small community of Harrisburg in Sevier County just outside of Sevierville. I had photographed this bridge before but I was never happy with the results. I would have preferred a “sunshiney” day instead of the overcast weather, but that was what I had to work with. I was shooting on the right-hand side of the bridge when a man approached me and said if I wanted to get a better angle I could go behind his house and setup my tripod there. I feel like this was the best angle to capture this after having shot many different directions. I thanked him for his hospitality afterwards (which is one thing I love about the south!) and I was on my way to my next adventure! 🙂
Here is a link to more information about the bridge and it’s amazing history!
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I love, love, love this shot Michael! Wow, what a great composition, and the results here are simply jaw-dropping. I feel like I need to send the nice gentleman a thank you note in accordance with offering you this vantage of this most wondrous bridge.
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Thanks so much for the awesome comment Toad! I’m glad you like it. Sometimes all of the elements just fall into place. I was really happy how this one turned out and I definitely wouldn’t have got this shot if wasn’t for his generosity!
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Nice photo of a beautiful covered bridge. I have been to Harrisburg before but never saw this bridge…until now. Thanks for visiting my blog – sure hope to hear from you again soon. I subscribed to your blog today; looking forward to seeing more of your nice photography.
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Thanks for the wonderful comments! I appreciate you stopping by!
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Thanks for the link here Michael! I thought it might have been one from the East Coast that I had seen, but this one is just terrific. Great shot.
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You’re welcome! And thanks for the nice comments!
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