A bridge is not just a bridge but into far away history going down a bridge is the connection between two shores of a river and therefor gives an advantage for the travelers and inhabitants of a region through which he river flows to get in contact. Before such a bridge is constructioned there must have been a motive for the building of this opportunity and to engage in such an activity in all European countries has by tradition always been first a challenge to make a decision about that, the needed capital for this construction should be raisen and the agreement about everything should become formulated in this form of legislation in order to get with all motivational interests to a true start of construction. Mainly therefor the result as well as the decision to make a bridge over a till then blocking river gives to the situation created that two different groups of most of the time a people in community can meet and get into trade commissioning with each other, and such a monument like the bridge is representing in the original landscape formation just by natural conditions coming forth is experienced like a step forward in the society of this people and the coming to life of further cultural developments following. Therefor my conclusion is that in your picture the theme of the good photograph is not just a bridge called only, and that the betitling of a lovely sight doesn't follow what is the value of the real representative meaning given by the picture. I would say, change some accents in the text, which is always enriching the one line caption, and get yourself a choice for what to write down for the noun and which is the main adjective we always add to give the accents for explanative comment to the sphere in your picture given which has been the reason your eye fell onto this spatial object in your experience when you had your walk in that landscape. You'll see this way of accounting for your choice will add to your photographic talents a conscious very liberal work-out to the needed skill. Mind that taking a photograph creates always one period of time for the photographer during which he will desire to see his result, and never can this result rehearse the experimental sight you liked so much to set you into action - photography, in short, is an art. This to get for a talent more is not given to everyone having a camera at hand! See ye//greetings of Clem Bur in Holland view of light effects//cardinal blason words: 'sanity and mind'