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The architect of this magnificent bridge, the Charleston Arthur Ravenel Suspension Bridge live after his physical life is over. The evening view of this magnificent bridge, presented here in black and white is stunning when paired with the skyline view of old Charleston across the Cooper River under the bridge, The fog over this Charleston, South Carolina city park only enhances the structural, beautiful lines of this photograph. This is a favorite of mine and a best seller! Metal or acrylic prints would cause the colors to pop in this photo. Also available in black and white as well as mostly gold.

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