The Original Murray Bridge cloaked in predawn fog at Daybreak. I came across this scene one early morning Easter weekend, the river was under a blanket of fog, like a snake made of clouds, winding it's way to the sea. Just as the sun started to rise over the ridge, the fog started to evaporate revealing this magnificient example of Australian workmanship. Just love the tones of the steel and Australian hardwood, love this picture.
 
The original Murray Bridge crossing was built in 1879 and was the first bridge built to cross the might Murray River, the longest river in Australia at 2,508 km. This bridge is located in the regional city of Murray Bridge in South Australia.
 
This print measures (image size) W297mm x H420mm and is printed in Giclee style on Smooth Pearl Photographic Paper. Perfect in the living room, study or hallway, best displayed in indirect warm lighting or exposed to gentle natural light.