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This is the Detroit–Superior Bridge in Cleveland (really just half of it in this pano, it is big).
When it was completed in 1917, it was the largest steel and concrete reinforced bridge in the world.
It has two levels, the top one for cars, and the bottom one for streetcars.
As in many other cities, the streetcar system in Cleveland was killed off by the auto industry long ago, so the bottom level of the bridge is now closed (click here for more information).
Once a year though, it is opened up for an art festival called Ingenuity Fest, which I went to a couple months ago and it was one of the coolest festivals I have seen.

Entering the “catacombs” of the bridge

Interactive art.

Capitalist art.

Fighting the vicious capitalistic system with free high fives

I found the bridge’s life meter?

Art Pano

This picture, taken from a huge bridge, contains at least five other bridges. Cleveland is all about bridges.

Don’t look down.

I can bend steel with my panoramic stitching powers.

Infinite bridge

70 years ago streetcars were rumbling through here. Not anymore though, because now we have…buses. Yay. buses…

Ghost projections

Lights and pipes

Just warming up. Or cooling down.

I wish I could remember this band’s name, because they were really cool.

Yeah.

Hip angst.

o gradient one.

o gradient two.

Not every day you have a scene like this in front of you.

I think someone was trying to signal aliens from their roof. I assume they succeeded.

Greenbeam.

Goodnight Bridge. The End.

Sun broke through the clouds before my ten hour airplane ride.

slightly awesome october weather.

night1 pano

chris moylan is ready for some camping.

my stone sculpture

A Mountain of sand

Smooth mountain

Footsies

Le beach

crazy tree

last day.

Morning Beach

cool trees

grass

there is the sun

our fire remnants from the night before. the end. long live camping trip.

This is as nice as it gets in Northern Poland. It was pouring rain 10 minutes after I took this photo.

Huge church #3904.

Featuring: a cool pipe organ.

Hugeness.

A lonnng chandelier.

And: Goolllld!

I don’t know what is in here, but I feel like I should check it out sometime.

Another day.

Gone.

The Gift From Stalin.

Across the street, my hotel.

Upstairs

Nice view.

Time to explore

Spring

Gloom.

Be square.

Old town.

The Polish are pretty into huge, old churches.

And bubbles.

And alleys.

And eating outside (i like this)

And walkways.

And round stuff.

And control.

Watching daylight fade.

Night. The end.