I am guessing the incline of the upper bridge is so things could roll or slide from one building to the other.
As far as I know, this is no longer a department store or any type of commercial building. At least one of the buildings attached to the bridge appeared to be residential. I think it would be cool to live in or next to the bridges.
That is great to have two bridges going across. What fun. I bet it is tilted like you said to roll things from one building to the other. Great picture.
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16 responses to “Wordless Wednesday: Department Store”
It seems very strange that those bridges are not parallel! I would like to walk through one of them.
There is no mistaking the one is a department store bridge. The two together make for an interesting shot!
I am guessing the incline of the upper bridge is so things could roll or slide from one building to the other.
As far as I know, this is no longer a department store or any type of commercial building. At least one of the buildings attached to the bridge appeared to be residential. I think it would be cool to live in or next to the bridges.
I love the angles and shadows of urban pics. nice
It’s like the bridges are preserved from the past…interesting!
I love the lines and colors in this one. Very nicely done.
I love this shot. You’re right. It will be cool to live next to it. 🙂
Happy WW.
I played too. Mine are here and here.
Good example of urban atrophy! Feels like a blast from the past.
I love it!
That is great to have two bridges going across. What fun. I bet it is tilted like you said to roll things from one building to the other. Great picture.
I like the lines of the shot! Very cool. Very urban. Love it!
Is it a bridge of mall? why does it look like that?
I am not very confident about crossing this “bridge”, lol !
I think I kind of remembered seeing these bridges as a kid. I was fascinated with them too, but now I can’t remember exactly where they are.
Wow! that’s the craziest thing I’ve seen! Out of nowhere. Nice capture!
As always, you ROCK the WW support. Thank you!
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I, too, was struck by the lack of parallel lines in the bridges. Rolling through the passageways is exactly what I was thinking!