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Shocks Mill Bridge at Dusk Photograph by Anthony Hightower

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Shock's Mill Bridge at Dusk

by Anthony Hightower

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Title

Shock's Mill Bridge at Dusk

Artist

Anthony Hightower

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Photograph - Photograph

Description

This photo features Shock’s Mill Bridge, which carries tracks of the Norfolk Southern Railroad across the Susquehanna River between Marietta, Pennsylvania and Wago Junction, Pennsylvania. The photo was taken near sunset using a long exposure, softening colors and smoothing the texture of the water and sky.

The Shock’s Mill Bridge was part of the Atglen & Susquehanna (later known as the Enola low-grade) Branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad Originally which opened for freight traffic in 1906. Originally a 28-arch stone bridge, the bridge was damaged by flooding caused by Hurricane Agnes in July 1972. Damaged portions of the bridge were repaired with steel and concrete construction giving it a unique appearance.

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January 13th, 2024

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Comments (8)

Marlin and Laura Hum

Congratulations, Anthony, on Your Highlighted Homepage Feature in Straight Horizon!

Anthony Hightower replied:

Thanks Marlin and Laura!

Stephen Whalen

Congratulations!

Anthony Hightower replied:

Thanks Stephen!

Aleksandrs Drozdovs

Congratulations,Anthony on Your Highlighted Homepage Feature in Straight Horizon!

Anthony Hightower replied:

Thanks Aleksandrs!

Mauverneen Zufa Blevins

Congrats on the feature. Excellent lighting.

Anthony Hightower replied:

Thanks Mauverneen!

Dianne Cowen Cape Cod Photography

Congratulations on your Fabulous 'Highlighted Weekly Homepage Feature'!! In our group, 'A Straight Horizon':)) Your photo has been selected from our Feature Threads. Kindly add your photo in our Showcase in our, 'Highlighted Homepage Weekly Feature Thread', https://fineartamerica.com/groups/-one-per-week--a-straight-horizon--photography-only.html?showmessage=true&messageid=9926739. Many thanks for your Participation in our group!! 04-25 ~!!

Anthony Hightower replied:

Thanks Diane! I appreciate the Highlighted Weekly Homepage Feature in the A Straight Horizon group!

Ben Prepelka

Congratulations! Your work is now featured in the Roadside group! Please consider adding it to the “Roadside Featured Work - March-April 2025 " - an active discussion thread.

Anthony Hightower replied:

Thanks Ben! I appreciate the honor of the feature in the fabulous Roadside group!