Voetgangersbrug 1931 - 1940

This black and white photograph of a pedestrian bridge, Voetgangersbrug, is by an anonymous artist. I love how the geometric structure is captured. It makes you feel like you're walking into a different dimension. The stark contrast emphasises the lines, shadows, and the raw, almost brutalist feel of the bridge. It's cool how the lines draw your eye into the distance, but your eye can't help but bounce around. The texture is something to behold, too. You can almost feel the cold, hard steel beneath your fingertips, feel the slight give, the tiny imperfections where they're connected by bolts. Each one tells a story of construction, engineering, and a no-frills approach to art. This artist reminds me a little of the Berndt and Hilla Becher, they both elevate functional structures into striking visual experiences. It's not just a bridge; it's a dance of light and shadow, a perspective on the world!