Perrine Bridge over the Snake River

Twin Falls, Idaho, USA

20:33 UTC, 18th September 2004

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The Perrine Memorial Bridge was completed in July, 1978. It is 1500 feet in length and approximately 480 feet above the Snake River.
The Perrine bridge is about a 70 mi. drive from my home in Hailey Idaho. It was a gray fall day, threatning rain for the better part of the drive. There was no easy access below the bridge but after several failed attempts I decided to take the direct approach. Over the side I went looking for my vantage point. This was the most interesting of the panos shot this day with the precarious footing and the fall color in the poison ivy at my feet.

Location

USA-Canada / USA-Idaho

Lat: 42° 36' 1" N
Long: 115° 28' 12" W

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Equipment

Canon D60, Sigma 8mm, Kaidan Quickpan III, PhotoshopCS, PTGui, XBlend, CubicConverter, and thanks to Peter Nyfeler for mirror cap action.

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Perrine Bridge over the Snake River

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