Lorain-Carnegie Bridge

David: 13th Sep 2006 - 13:44 GMT

I really like the third pic. The low angle (not that you could get a different one) really accentuates the stoicness(?) of the statues. Also, I like how you used the brigde as a frame on the third from last shot.

colavitos ghost : 13th Sep 2006 - 15:33 GMT

just lovely. i know those views so well, but will never tire of seeing them in photos.

little ukraine: 13th Sep 2006 - 16:16 GMT

damn, i gotta make it out there. is that the jake in the first one?

procyon: 13th Sep 2006 - 19:33 GMT

yep. and "the Q" (a name I'm still not used to) is in the last.

little ukraine: 13th Sep 2006 - 22:08 GMT

jake= jacobs field, home of the cleveland indians. q = no idea.

procyon: 13th Sep 2006 - 23:59 GMT

yeah, Q is the Gund Arena. or, y'know, isn't, per se... Q is for Quicken or some other product I thought went extinct in 1992. it's home of the Cavs.

joey: 15th Sep 2006 - 06:22 GMT

leaves me to wonder! was drew carey ever in cleveland, or was he just green-screened with the lorain-carnegie bridge.

Lake Erie Graphics, Cleveland: 18th Oct 2006 - 17:42 GMT

We are a printing company next to the bridge depicted here, and we are wondering whether we might be able to use one or two of these images for some promotional materials. Do you have records of the copyright holders of these images?

Thank you,

Lake Erie Graphics
prepress@lakeeriegraphics.com

jethro: 26th Nov 2006 - 18:04 GMT

crazy, man. want to see a bridge float?
checkout this web site; www.lakeeriegraphics.com/Pages/Welcome.html

colavitos ghost: 7th Apr 2008 - 16:24 GMT

RIP Jacobs Field:

blog.cleveland.com/plaindealer/2008/01/indians_home_will_be_progressi.html

Rita: 18th Aug 2008 - 15:10 GMT

Thank you for these pictures. My two Italian, Great and Grandfather were stone carvers on this bridge.